'It is so smelly' - Rohan Gavaskar unhappy with condition of toilet at SCA, Rajkot during Ranji final

Rohan Gavaskar, a former Indian cricketer has plied his trade in 11 One-Day Internationals for the Indian national cricket team. He was a specialist middle-order batsman and an occasional slow left-arm orthodox bowler. For the unversed, Rohan Gavaskar is the son of former Indian legendary cricketer, Sunil Gavaskar.

However, he could not able to channelize the aggression like his father as he spent many years in the shadow of Sunil Gavaskar. Just like his father, Rohan followed commentating career after his retirement. He is currently on commentary duty in the ongoing Ranji Trophy final between Saurashtra and Bengal.

Rohan Gavaskar unhappy on Twitter

The former Indian cricketer Rohan Gavaskar was totally unhappy with the current condition of the toilet at Saurashtra Cricket Association, Rajkot, where the final is taking place. As the bad condition of the toilet negatively impacts happiness at work, Rohan Gavaskar felt that the workplace toilets need to be better maintained as it required further updating or refurbishing.

Gavaskar took to his official Twitter handle to vent his frustration. He wrote, “The toilet at the Saurashtra is so smelly that literally no one gives a s**t !!!!”

The toilet at the saurashtra is so smelly that literally no one gives a shit !!!! 🤢😷

— Rohan Gavaskar (@rohangava9) March 11, 2020

Meanwhile, former Indian cricketer and current coach of the India women’s national cricket team, Woorkeri Venkat Raman wrote, “You seem really p***ed off..”

You seem really pissed off.. 😊 😊

— wv raman (@wvraman) March 11, 2020

In reply to WV Raman’s tweet, Rohan Gavaskar wrote, “Coach – you know what I always say – better to be p***ed off then p***ed on ;)”

Coach – you know what I always say – better to be pissed off then pissed on 😉

— Rohan Gavaskar (@rohangava9) March 11, 2020

Rohan Gavaskar was a prominent first-class cricketer for Bengal and his average is a testament to the fact. His FC career spanned over a decade. In 117 matches for Bengal, Gavaskar scored 6938 runs at an average of 44. He also has 18 centuries and 34 fifties to his name. Having been statistically very good in numbers in domestic cricket, he was always a serious contender to play ODI cricket.

Rohan was selected for the Indian cricket team that toured Australia in 2003–04 VB Series. The right-handed batsman made his ODI debut after Mohammad Kaif was forced out of the team due to an infamous injury. However, Rohan Gavaskar’s performance was shortlived in the international circuit.

The match turned out to be an important victory for India as they won by 19 runs. Rohan managed to score just 2 runs.