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India vs West Indies: Rohit Sharma’s Jamaican fans show dance moves in Team India jersey -Watch

These two young boys were sporting India’s T20I jersey with Rohit’s name and number at the back. In a video posted by the BCCI on Twitter, Rohit can be seen sitting in the stands with these two youngster.

Updated on: Sep 3, 2019, 12:06:17 IST
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Rohit Sharma might not have got an opportunity to play a part in India’s demolition of the West Indies in the Test series but the limited overs vice-captain is someone who always stays in the thick of the things, even if that is off the field. After India’s crushing 257-run win in the second Test at the Sabina Park in Jamaica, Rohit took out time to meet his fans and asked two of his Jamaican fans to come out of the crowd.

Rohit Sharma spends time with his fans at Sabina Park in Jamaica. (Twitter/BCCI)
Rohit Sharma spends time with his fans at Sabina Park in Jamaica. (Twitter/BCCI)

These two young boys were sporting India’s T20I jersey with Rohit’s name and number at the back. In a video posted by the BCCI on Twitter, Rohit can be seen sitting in the stands with these two youngsters. The two young boys showed some dance moves to Rohit, grooving to the famous DJ Bravo track, Champion.

There were several success stories in the series, including the fast bowlers Ishant Sharma, Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Shami. Captain Virat Kohli and vice-captain Ajinkya Rahane scored centuries, but it was a series to remember for middle-order bat Hanuma Vihari. The Andhra batsman scored two half-centuries and his maiden Test century to all but end Rohit’s claim for a place in the Test XI at least for a while to come.

 
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