Soon after Sarfaraz Khan rounded off his perfect, long-awaited Test debut with two fifties to play a key role in India’s lop-sided win over England in the third Test at the Niranjan Shah Stadium, Rohit admitted that he hadn’t seen much of Sarfaraz Khan before the youngster ended up playing for India, but admired his hunger for runs.
Soon after Sarfaraz Khan rounded off his perfect, long-awaited Test debut with two fifties to play a key role in India’s lop-sided win over England in the third Test at the Niranjan Shah Stadium, Rohit admitted that he hadn’t seen much of Sarfaraz Khan before the youngster ended up playing for India, but admired his hunger for runs.
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Soon after Sarfaraz Khan rounded off his perfect, long-awaited Test debut with two fifties to play a key role in India’s lop-sided win over England in the third Test at the Niranjan Shah Stadium, Rohit admitted that he hadn’t seen much of Sarfaraz Khan before the youngster ended up playing for India, but admired his hunger for runs. 
