"Dusro ka mental health kharab karke" - Ishan Kishan shares hilarious travel video with Abhishek Sharma after 3rd NZ vs IND 2026 T20I [Watch]

Ishan Kishan has shared a candid travel moment with Abhishek Sharma, posting a selfie video with his India teammate on the team bus after the third T20I against New Zealand in Wellington.

The clip went up on Kishan’s Instagram Stories (@ishankishan23) after Tuesday’s match and has since been passed around by cricket fans. Kishan holds the phone himself, with Sharma alongside him as the squad travels after the game, and turns it on his teammate with a hilarious jibe:

"Dusron ka mental health kharab karke khud meditation karta hai (He wrecks everyone else’s mental health and then meditates himself)."

The timing explains the interest. Sharma had just played the innings of the series, thrashing the Kiwi bowlers all over the park. He smashed nine boundaries and 11 sixes, striking at a rate of 297.37 for his 38-ball 113.

The glimpse of the two left-handers together away from the field drew attention quickly. It also fits a pattern. Notably, at the T20 World Cup final press conference in Ahmedabad in March, Kishan cut in on a question about Sharma’s lean run.

"Tera ek mahina form gaya tha, main do saal bahar raha hoon (You were out of form for one month, I was out of the team for two years)," as reported by NDTV.

How the third T20I between New Zealand and India unfolded

New Zealand batted first and set India a target of 199 in Wellington, riding on all-rounder Daryl Mitchell's 52-ball 89. Finn Allen (40 off 25) and Bevon Jacobs (39* off 23) also chipped in with handy contributions.

In reply, Sharma and 15-year-old Vaibhav Suryavanshi put on 133 off 43 balls for the first wicket, with India reaching 118 without loss in the powerplay, a record for international T20 cricket. Suryavanshi made 45 off 19 before Matthew Fisher had him caught at long-on.

Sharma brought up his hundred off 35 balls in the 10th over, against Kyle Jamieson, and fell to the same bowler for 113 from 38 deliveries, with nine fours and 11 sixes. India reached 199 in just 13.2 overs, winning by six wickets with 40 balls to spare and taking an unassailable 3-0 lead in the five-match series.

It was Sharma's fourth T20I hundred and his 11th in T20 cricket, moving him past Virat Kohli’s 10 for the most by an Indian batter.

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