Team India skipper Rohit Sharma drew attention during the India vs Prime Minister XI warm-up match in Canberra with a funny moment that quickly went viral. In a lighthearted instance, Rohit appeared to beat Sarfaraz Khan in a playful banter when Sarfaraz dropped a straighforward catch behind the stumps.

The incident occurred in the 23rd over of the first innings when Harshit Rana dismissed Jack Clayton and then bowled a short ball to Oliver Davies.

Despite this setback, India went on to win the match comfortably by six wickets. Shubman Gill, returning from a thumb injury, top-scored for India with a well-made 50 runs, displaying smooth stroke play and signaling his readiness for the upcoming Test series. His knock included seven boundaries, and he provided crucial support in the chase.

During India's warm-up match against the Australian Prime Minister's XI, Indian skipper Rohit Sharma jokingly threw a mock punch at Sarfaraz Khan after he fumbled an easy take behind the stumps, highlighting team camaraderie.

Rohit Sharma's reaction went viral after Sarfaraz Khan was dismissed for just 1 run in the practice game against Prime Minister's XI at the Manuka Oval in Canberra.

Rohit Sharmas amusing reaction to Sarfaraz Khans dismissal during the practice match has gone viral on social media. See here.

Rohit Sharma looked frustrated in the Indian dugout watching Sarfaraz Khan's unusual dismissal in the warm-up match in Canberra

As wicketkeeper Sarfaraz Khan fumbled to collect the ball, skipper Rohit Sharma had a funny reaction in the slip cordon.

India captain Rohit Sharma was seen hilariously punching Sarfaraz Khan during Day 2 of the warm-up fixture against Prime Minister's XI as he dropped down a regular take.

Sarfaraz Khan, who was wicketkeeping as a replacement for Rishabh Pant, couldn't hold on to a regulation take and faced the wrath of India skipper Rohit Sharma, who funnily punched him on his back as punishment.

Sarfaraz Khan was keeping the wickets for India during the tour game against Prime Minister's XI in Canberra after Rishabh Pant decided to take a break.