India’s T20I skipper Suryakumar Yadav, asked to describe Rohit Sharma in one word on Harbhajan Singh and Geeta Basra’s show, used the term ‘Bhoola’, referring to Rohit’s much-discussed habit of forgetting everything. From misplacing passports to iPads, his incidents are well-known. Over the years, multiple cricketers have shared funny anecdotes about Rohit‘s forgetfulness, making it a recognised feature in the cricketing world. In a podcast, Who’s The Boss with Harbhajan and Geeta, Suryakumar and his wife, Devisha Shetty, revealed Rohit’s habit. “Describe Rohit Sharma in one word,” Harbhajan asked Suryakumar. “Bhoola. He keeps forgetting lots of things like his phone, wallet, iPad, everything,” Suryakumar laughed. Watch the video here: Harbajan – “Describe Rohit Sharma In One Word” Surya – ” BHOOLA ?? ” pic.twitter.com/ue15vOta7w — ???????????? ???????????????????????? (@jod_insane) July 12, 2025 In the same podcast, Devisha was seen talking about Rohit’s unique way of speaking as well. In one of the segments, Suryakumar and Devisha were given some lines to imitate in the style of famous personalities. “Woh chabane ka aur woh udane ka” (Chew that and throw that), Devisha quipped. “Isko karne ke liye kitna woh lagta hai na, mujhse pucho” (Ask me how much ‘woh’ is needed to do this), Devisha added. The same saw the trio of Harbhajan, Geeta and Suryakumar burst out in laughter as Devisha nailed Rohit’s way of talking in a hilarious moment. Meanwhile, Suryakumar, known for his inventive strokeplay, traded the cricket track for the beautiful lawns of the Centre Court as he made his debut appearance at Wimbledon last week. A confessed tennis fan, Surykumar revealed that this was his first-ever visit to Wimbledon, an experience he had long waited for. Suited, a choice aided by Devisha, Suryakumar admitted, he added that Novak Djokovic is his all-time favourite. Meanwhile, Jannik Sinner crushed the Serb in the Wimbledon semi-finals to set up the latest instalment of his gripping rivalry with defending champion Carlos Alcaraz in Sunday’s final. Sinner went on to win the summit clash in four sets to lift his maiden Wimbledon trophy.