Rohit Sharma became a doctor: Dislocated the shoulder during fielding, corrected it himself, returned it to the physio

In the second ODI between India and England played at Lord's on Thursday, Indian captain Rohit Sharma himself became a physio during the fielding and he got himself treated. Ravindra Jadeja was bowling for India in the 28th over of England's innings. At the same time, Liam Livingston was on strike. Livingston played a shot on the second ball of the over. The ball went straight to Rohit Sharma. He tried to stop the ball. In this affair, the shoulder of his left hand got dislocated.

By the time the medical team reached the ground, even before that, Rohit grabbed the left shoulder with their right hand and jerked it. This made his shoulder heal. Jadeja asks Rohit to call the medical team, but Rohit signals him to go back. After that, he also fielded in the match and also came to bat.

Rohit is troubled by injury

Rohit has been troubled by injuries throughout his career. Recently, due to Corona's infection, he also missed playing the fifth test match against England. Concerns have been raised about his fitness time and again. Rohit Sharma, who played an unbeaten 76 off 58 balls in the first ODI, returned to the pavilion without opening an account in the second ODI. Rohit faced 10 balls. He was LBW off Reese Topley.

The girl was injured in the first ODI

In the first match of the series, a 6-year-old girl Meera Salvi was injured by a shot by Rohit Sharma during the Indian innings. After winning the match, Rohit Sharma met Meera to know her well-being. Not only this, the Indian captain gifted him a teddy bear and some chocolates.

Rohit Sharma was on strike in the 5th over of the Indian innings. David Willey was bowling for England. No runs were scored on the first and second balls of the over. At the same time, the third ball was the shot pitch, which Rohit pulled towards the square leg boundary. The ball hit Meera Salvi sitting in the stand. Thankfully the girl did not suffer any serious injuries.

India lost by 100 runs

England defeated Team India by a huge margin of 100 runs in the second ODI at Lord's. With this, the three-match series has come to a 1-1 draw. Batting first after losing the toss, England scored 246 runs. In reply, the Indian team was all out for 146 runs in 38.5 overs. For England, Reese Topley took 6 wickets while bowling brilliantly.

At the same time, Hardik Pandya and Ravindra Jadeja scored the most runs for India. 29-29 runs came off both the bats. Moeen Ali scored the most runs for England. He scored 47 runs in 64 balls.