'Mumbai, what is happening?': Rohit Sharma stunned by worrying visuals ahead of IND vs SL match

Team India captain, Rohit Sharma is in unbelievable form in the ICC ODI World Cup 2023. He is scoring runs at a brisk rate and early on in the innings threatens to take the match away from the opposition. Sharma dispatching the balls to the troposphere is a spectacle to watch, however, he found that the view from there is not ideal.

3 things you need to know

• Rohit Sharma expressed concern over the rising pollution in Mumbai
• Sharma was recently booked for overspeeding
• After 6 matches he has scored 398 runs in the ICC ODI World Cup 2023

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Rohit Sharma on rising pollution in Mumbai

Rohit Sharma recently expressed his concern about the pollution permeated in the atmosphere. Ahead of the India vs Sri Lanka match, the Indian skipper posted an Instagram story questioning the air prevalent above Mumbai.

Mumbai's AQI is currently soaring at an alarming rate and recently a PIL was also filed asking for Bombay High Court's intervention on the grave matter.

Rohit Sharma, who is a native of Maharashtra has seemingly performed his duty in making the public aware of the rising pollution in the city of Mumbai. 

While the Indian captain is busy doing a good deed, few users on social media brought back Rohit Sharma's two-week-old act. Sharma was recently fined for over speeding. The star cricketer was apparently driving his Lamborghini at a rate of 200 kmph on the Mumbai-Pune highway and was criticized for polluting the environment. Thus, him driving at that rate and then appealing about the pollution did not land well among some users on social media.

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CWC 2023: Rohit Sharma leading from the front

After failing to open his account against Australia, there has been no looking back for Rohit Sharma and it has been one-way traffic since then. The skipper does not shy away from playing big shots upfront, and leaving out the match against England, where the pressure situation erupted, Sharma has scored with a free will and each time has put the opposition in complete disarray. After 6 matches, Rohit Sharma has emerged as the leading run-scorer for Team India, standing on the mark of 398 runs, with a solid average of 66.33.