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Rohit Sharma misses hitting the ball, says can't wait to go out and play

We are not lucky as you guys where you have your own backyard to play, Rohit Sharma tells Brett Lee

(Photo: BCCI)
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In Mumbai, it's very expensive to get your own house where you have your own backyard, says Rohit Sharma. (Photo: BCCI)

BS Web Teamagencies New Delhi
India opener Rohit Sharma says he is missing hitting the cricket ball and can't wait to go out and start playing again once the lockdown ends amid the coronavirus pandemic.
 
Rohit was to lead the Mumbai Indians in the 13th edition of the Indian Premier League before the tournament was indefinitely postponed.
 
"I wish I had enough place to play indoor cricket, but unfortunately in Mumbai, the place is very secluded, and you have to stick to your apartment. We are not lucky as you guys where you have your own backyard to play," Rohit said while speaking

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