'Garden mein mana kiya toh airport mein ghumne aagaye' - Dhruv Jurel’s hilarious post leaves netizens in splits

India’s youthful contingent concluded their tour of Zimbabwe in jubilation as they capped off a commanding 4-1 triumph over the hosts. Their victory was particularly satisfying following a setback in the series opener, after which they rebounded strongly to secure four wins on the trot.

Meanwhile, wicketkeeper-batter Dhruv Jurel shared a photo on Instagram from the airport, alongside alongside Avesh Khan, Ravi Bishnoi, Khaleel Ahmed, and Abhishek Sharma seated and posing on a small platform inside the airport terminal.

The ordinary-looking photograph grabbed the limelight due to Jurels' quirky caption, which read "Garden mein mana kiya toh airport mein ghumne aagaye (Prohibited from roaming in the garden, so we came to the airport to wander)."

The post garnered widespread attention on the internet, eliciting humorous responses from various cricketers, including Suryakumar Yadav.

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For the uninitiated, the caption alludes to a specific stump microphone incident involving Indian captain, Rohit Sharma, urging the young players to maintain alertness on the field. The incident occurred on Day 2 during the second Test between India and England in Vizag, when England were 143/4 at the end of the 31st over, when Rohit was caught on the stump mic asking his players to be attentive on the field in his own style.

Notably, Jurel featured in only the initial two matches before being sidelined in favor of Sanju Samson for the remainder of the T20I series. Captain, Shubman Gill, and right-arm medium pacer, Mukesh Kumar. emerged as the leading run-scorer and highest wicket-taker of the series, respectively, accumulating 170 runs across five innings and claiming eight wickets in three innings.