Three Team India stars got into a cab in Adelaide, leaving the driver stunned (Screengrabs) An Uber driver in Australia was left visibly stunned after discovering that his latest passengers were none other than Indian cricketers Dhruv Jurel, Prasidh Krishna and Yashasvi Jaiswal. The Indian team is currently in Australia for the ongoing ODI series. A video circulating on social media shows the driver waiting for his pick-up, unaware of who he was about to meet. Moments later, the three cricketers were seen getting into the vehicle and taking their seats one by one.The driver, clearly taken aback, looked at them in disbelief before quietly starting the ride. The clip also captured the moment when the group reached their destination. The driver appeared to share a brief exchange with the players before they stepped out. The video drew amused reactions from fans.Users commented that the driver was living the dream of every Uber driver.Watch the viral video here Some users empathised with the driverâ€s quiet reaction, noting how meeting famous personalities can leave anyone speechless. The short clip also drew attention to the players†casual demeanour during the ride. The video has since gained traction across social media, with viewers amused at the driverâ€s understated reaction to an unexpected star encounter. A day after the video of the players entering the cab went viral, Team India went on to lose the series 2-0 in Adelaide.
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Australia clinched victory with a hard-fought two-wicket win over India at the Adelaide Oval on Thursday. Chasing 265, young batters Matt Short (74), Cooper Connolly (61*), and Mitch Owen (36) led the hosts to victory in 46.2 overs after a composed recovery from early setbacks.For India, Rohit Sharma top-scored with 73, while Adam Zampa (4/60) and Xavier Bartlett (3/39) starred with the ball for Australia. The defeat handed Shubman Gill his first series loss as ODI captain, with India struggling to convert starts and failing to defend a competitive total.
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