Ahead of last Test against England, Rohit Sharma takes helicopter ride to Dharamsala

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Chandigarh, March 5

Indian skipper Rohit Sharma made a grand entrance ahead of the Dharamsala Test against England, arriving at the Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium in a helicopter on Tuesday.

The rest of the team had already arrived on Sunday.

Prior to joining his teammates, Rohit attended an event with Sports Minister Anurag Thakur in Bilaspur, where he engaged in a friendly cricket match with his fans.

The upcoming Test match holds little significance in terms of the series outcome, as India has already secured a 3-1 lead over England, courtesy of a commanding victory in the fourth Test held in Ranchi.

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