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India.com
2 days ago
- Automotive
- India.com
What's Special About Rohit Sharma's Lamborghini Urus Number Plate? The Meaning Behind ‘3015'
India's revered ODI captain Rohit Sharma has recently added a stunning new Lamborghini Urus SE to his impressive luxury car collection. Painted in a vibrant Arancio Argos orange, this SUV is not just a statement on wheels but a symbol of personal significance for the cricket superstar. Priced at around ₹4.57 crore (ex-showroom), the Urus SE boasts an eye-watering 800 horsepower and a plug-in hybrid powertrain, making it one of the most powerful and fastest SUVs available today with a blistering 0-100 km/h time of just 3.4 seconds. Why Rohit Sharma picked '3015' as his new Lamborghini Urus number plate? Details: — CricTracker (@Cricketracker) August 11, 2025 While the car itself has attracted attention for its bold styling and performance specs, what truly caught the eye of fans and automobile enthusiasts was the exclusive number plate — '3015'. The Story Behind '3015': A Personal Tribute For those wondering about the special number plate '3015', the answer lies in Rohit Sharma's family. This unique number represents the birth dates of his beloved children — Samaira and Ahaan. '30' symbolizes Samaira's birthday on December 30. '15' signifies Ahaan's birthday on November 15. What's more intriguing is the hidden connection to Rohit's own cricket identity: the sum of 30 and 15 is 45, which is also Rohit Sharma's iconic jersey number in international cricket. This subtle yet meaningful combination showcases how Rohit blends his personal life and cricketing journey into his luxury lifestyle. From '264' to '3015': Number Plates with Memories Rohit Sharma's affinity for personalized number plates isn't new. His earlier Lamborghini Urus, painted in a striking blue shade, bore the number plate '264'. This wasn't a random choice — it was a tribute to his highest individual ODI score of 264 runs, a world record knock against Sri Lanka in 2014 at Eden Gardens, Kolkata. Interestingly, Rohit gifted this particular blue Lamborghini to a Dream11 contest winner earlier this year, symbolizing a passing of the torch and a moment of connection with fans. Rohit Sharma's Evolving Role in Indian Cricket At 38, Rohit Sharma has gracefully transitioned away from Tests and T20 internationals, now focusing solely on One Day Internationals (ODIs) as India eyes the 2027 ICC Cricket World Cup. His leadership and experience remain invaluable, especially for the Mumbai Indians in the ongoing IPL 2025 season. However, reports suggest that the Indian cricket management is planning to gradually usher in younger talent post the Australia tour this October, hinting at Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli possibly stepping aside in the 50-over format soon. This phase marks a significant shift in Indian cricket's leadership, making Rohit's current journey and gestures like the '3015' number plate even more poignant. The Lamborghini Urus SE: Power Meets Luxury Rohit's choice of the Lamborghini Urus SE is a reflection of his taste for both performance and exclusivity. The Urus SE plug-in hybrid combines brutal power with modern hybrid technology, delivering: 800 horsepower 950 Nm of torque 0-100 km/h in just 3.4 seconds Available in multiple variants in India, the Urus starts at ₹4.18 crore, with the SE model topping the charts at ₹4.57 crore. It stands out as one of the most desirable luxury SUVs among celebrities and automobile enthusiasts alike. The Growing Fascination with Rohit Sharma's Luxury Car Collection Rohit Sharma's car collection has always intrigued fans, blending high-end German brands like BMW and Mercedes with exotic supercars. With this latest Lamborghini Urus, now his second Lamborghini, he reinforces his passion for premium automobiles while also showcasing a unique personal touch. The buzz created around the number plate '3015' adds an emotional layer, reminding fans that behind the glitz of celebrity life lies a family man proud of his roots.
Yahoo
08-02-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Pat Cummins' beautiful family announcement after sad admission over absence
Pat Cummins and his wife Becky have welcomed the birth of their second child Edi into the world after it was confirmed he won't be taking part in Australia's upcoming ODI campaign. Steve Smith has acted as the stand-in captain during Australia's Test tour of Sri Lanka with Cummins opting to stay behind for the birth of his daughter. Cummins captained Australia to a 3-1 series victory over India in the summer and opted to take time off after the busy schedule to be with his wife Becky. And in fantastic news for the family, Becky gave birth to their second child, Edi, with the couple posting photos together on Saturday. Becky posted a photo of their daughter with the caption: "She's here. Our beautiful baby girl, Edi. Words can't describe how overjoyed and full of love we feel right now." The duo also posted a photo with Edi and Albie at Bondi Beach. Cummins has already announced he won't be heading to the Champions Trophy tournament with Australia due to an injury, but he also recently admitted he wanted to be around for the first few weeks of Edi's life. This was because he quickly travelled to the World Cup after Albie was born. & It's a girl 👶Welcome to the cricket world, Edi. Congratulations to Pat Cummins & Becky Cummins. — CricTracker (@Cricketracker) February 8, 2025 Before the birth of Edi, Cummins revealed he was going to change his travel arrangements to accomodate more family time in his plans. One of the hardest jobs of the Australian captain, who still plays all three formats for Australia, is the rigorous international schedule. However, Cummins had already claimed he wouldn't be touring Sri Lanka to be with his wife and son. "I missed a big chunk [of son Albie's early days] last time and I want to work out how we can spend a bit more time at home for that initial period this time," he said. "It's pretty hard to plan exactly the day, but definitely (I might miss the Sri Lanka tour)." In a blow for Australia, Cummins and fellow quick Josh Hazlewood will both miss the Champions Trophy ODI tournament due to injury. Cummins injured his ankle during the back end of the Test series against India. While he has been recovering from the injury, it appears he will remain with his family. Hazlewood didn't travel to Sri Lanka either and has been battling a side injury that sidelined him during the Border-Gavaskar series against India. Cricket Australia (CA) said Cummins and Hazlewood were beginning an "extended period of rehabilitation" but there is no suggestion they will miss Australia's next Test match - the World Test Championship final against South Africa in June. Marcus Stoinis also shocked fans and announced his retirement from ODI cricket, despite being selected in the squad. This leaves Australia seeking three new players for the tournament.
