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‘Impossible’: Mumbai Indians Dismiss Rohit Sharma's Rumoured Links To KKR
Despite persistent speculation since his captaincy handover to Hardik Pandya, MI’s message made it clear that Rohit will remain a key part of their setup for another season.
MI put a spin on KKR co-owner Shah Rukh Khan’s iconic 'Don' movie dialogue and wrote, "Sun will rise tomorrow again ye toh confirm hai, but at (K)night… mushkil hi nhi namumkin hai (it is not only difficult but impossible)"
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