Even in the most difficult of hours, Rohit Sharma could retain a sense of humour. He began the media interaction with a wry smile and a friendly tease: “Chalao talwaar” – Draw your knives at me. Later, he owned up the mistakes and misjudgment, while defusing the uneasiness in the room with his wit. Like when he was asked about the unusual sloppiness on the field, he replied, leaving the room in splits: “Such misjudgments happen to all of us once in a while, no? Do you make the right calls in your office on all 365 days, sir?” An India captain fronting up to the media on days like these is rare. Virat Kohli did address the journalists after the 36 all out in Adelaide in 2020, but the Test ended the same day. Usually, a member of the support staff faces the media and dodges bullets in the middle of the game. 🗣️ The ball hit Rishabh Pant on his knee cap. He has a bit of swelling on it, and the muscles …