#indiavsnewzealand #deepakchaharsix #rohitsharmasalute #indiavsnewzealand3rdt20highlights #indvsnz3rdt20highlights #crickethighlights #deepakchaharbatting #deepakchaharlastover #rohitsharmasalutereaction #deepakchahrsixvideo #cricketview #cricketnews Rohit Sharma salute to deepak chahar six | India vs New Zealand 3rd T20 Highlights | Cricket View IND vs NZ 3rd T20 Highlights: In the last T20 match against New Zealand, Indian team captain Rohit Sharma's bat has once again spoken fiercely. Rohit scored his second consecutive fifty in the series. Meanwhile, lakhs of fans applauded after seeing Rohit Sharma's innings but the Indian captain was seen saluting the player who was once seen crying in front of Dhoni. Actually friends, we are talking about Deepak Chahar, who has won the hearts of fans and Rohit Sharma with his fast batting against New Zealand in the third T20. Let us tell you that Deepak Chahar scored 19 runs in the last over of the Indian innings. Actually Deepak Chahar has covered 150 km. Fast bowler Adam Milne, who threw the ball at an hourly speed, was thrashed fiercely. Deepak hit 2 fours and a long six in Milne's over, which surprised everyone. Let us tell you that Deepak Chahar hit four fours in the first two balls of Adam Milne, but the way in which this player hit a six of 95 meters on the fourth ball was amazing. Seeing this, Rohit Sharma was also stunned and was seen saluting Indian captain Deepak Chahar. Soon after this video of Rohit Sharma became increasingly viral on social media. Disclaimer: If i had used some video clips, audio clips and photos etc. all these are used as per YouTube fair use policy. Fair use is a legal doctrine that says you can reuse copyright-protected material under certain circumstances without getting permission from the copyright owner. About Fair Use Policy: Copyright Disclaimer under section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing.