Mohammed siraj bowled rohit sharma: The match of Mumbai Indians and Gujarat Titans was played in IPL 2025 last Saturday. Gujarat has defeated MI by 36 runs on its home ground. But more than this victory of Gujarat, an old statement of Rohit Sharma is in discussion. Actually, Indian team management including captain Rohit said that Siraj could not bowl more effectively than the old ball. For this reason Siraj was kept out of the Champions Trophy 2025 squad. But in the match of IPL 2025, when Siraj made Rohit Sharma a clean bold, there has been a fierce debate on social media.

Rohit Sharma clean bold

Mumbai Indians had a target of 197 runs. In response, Rohit Sharma and Ryan Ricelton came to opening for Mumbai Indians. The bowling for Gujarat was started by Mohammad Siraj. Rohit hit 2 consecutive fours on the second and third balls of his over. But on the fourth ball, ‘Hitman’ dodged and became clean bold. Let me tell you that earlier in his opening match of IPL 2025, Rohit was out of zero against Chennai Super Kings.

A sharp debate broke out, controversy

Since Rohit Sharma said that Mohammad Siraj is not more effective than the old ball. Now the same bowler has made Rohit a clean bold by eating all four. There is a lot of discussion on social media on this subject. Some people say that Siraj has completed his revenge by taking this wicket. At the same time, a person lashed out at Rohit and said that Rohit is not able to do much effective performance against the new ball.

Remind you that Mohammad Siraj was asked about Rohit Sharma’s statement in a press conference before making debut for Gujarat Titans in IPL 2025. Siraj had said in his defense that he is capable of bowling fatal even with new and old balls.

Miyan Strikses …. !!!!

– a stunning delivery from mohammed siraj to send rohit sharma back.#Mohammedsiraj #ROHITSHARMA #Miyanmagic #IPL2025 pic.twitter.com/e2MVBGZRST

– Akaran.a (@akaran_1) March 30, 2025

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