A video shared by Sachin Tendulkar has turned into a source of amusement for many on Instagram, including actor Ranveer Singh. There is a chance that the video involving a kid playing cricket will wow you too.
The image taken from the video shows the kid bowling. (Screengrab)
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“Wow! Received this video from a friend… It's brilliant. The love and passion this little boy has for the game is evident,” he wrote while sharing the video.
The video is a montage of small clips showing the kid bowling. The entire video is super entertaining to watch.
Take a look at the clip:
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The post, since being shared, has gathered more than 1.3 million reactions and the numbers are only increasing. Several people shared their responses to the video.
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The post, since being shared, has gathered more than 1.3 million reactions and the numbers are only increasing. Several people shared their responses to the video.
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“Bamboozled,” Ranveer Singh wrote while reacting to the video. Brett Lee too shared a comment and wrote, “The kid can play.” Rashid Khan wrote “Skills” along with a few fire emoticons.
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