Rohit Sharma's sudden announcement from Test cricket stirred the cricket universe. It has been more than 24 hours since Sharma said goodbye to the Test format; still, social media platforms are flooding with posts to acknowledge the opener.

Cricket fans are reliving the moments left behind by Rohit Sharma, known as 'Hitman'; the legacy he has built will be remembered in the coming future. A video, which is a part of a long interview with the Mumbai-born batter, becomes a trend on social media platforms.

Sharma, for his jolly characteristics, is one of the most loveable cricketers and captains of modern cricket. His funny on-field moments often took center stage. In the short video we are talking about, which is attached with this article below, we can see another Rohit Sharma moment that can amaze the viewers.

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With his dramatic way of talking and gestures, Sharma wants to say how the cricketers are used to handling all criticisms. He even changed his tone during the moment, which led netizens to write on social media, "Hitman should try in after retirement." According to him, players are well aware of criticisms, but that can't intimidate them; cricketers are used to playing despite all of the field comments. 

Watch the video here 

Hitman should try in acting after retirement 😂pic.twitter.com/bHStNP8Sw7

— Out Of Context Cricket (@GemsOfCricket) May 8, 2025

Critisism is a part of a player's career

Rohit Sharma was under immense criticism when Team India was in a vulnerable situation when they traveled to Australia for the prestigious Border-Gavaskar Trophy after a historic downfall against New Zealand, where Rohit Sharma and Co. suffered a humiliating 0-3 loss in the home series. People started to blame senior players like Sharma for team India's poor form. 

So, in the video, Sharma's claim is not untrue, at least from his career's point of view. He had to undergo criticisms, then one fine morning he delivered, and fans started to chant his name again.