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WATCH: Rohit Sharma dances with spouse Ritika Sajdeh at brother-in-law’s wedding ceremony on ‘Laal Ghagra’
The Indian cricket crew’s skipper Rohit Sharma was absent from the primary One Day Worldwide (ODI) of the three-ODI sequence that happened at Mumbai’s Wankhede Stadium on Friday, March 17.
The explanation behind his absence was as a result of private commitments. Whereas the Board of Management for Cricket in India (BCCI) had initially introduced the ODI squad, they’d not specified that Rohit could be lacking the primary ODI to attend his brother-in-law Krunal’s wedding ceremony. Nonetheless, it was talked about that he could be obtainable for the remaining two ODIs.
On Friday morning, a video of Rohit dancing along with his spouse, Ritika Sajdeh, went viral on social media. Within the video, Rohit may be seen dancing to the favored Punjabi tune ‘Lal Ghagra’. It was the primary time Rohit was seen acting on stage, and his followers have been impressed along with his never-seen-before dance strikes. The video garnered a lot consideration on social media and have become a trending matter.
Right here’s the video:
Rohit Sharma’s dance at his brother-in-law’s marriage. pic.twitter.com/TTqalgeQH2
— Mufaddal Vohra (@mufaddal_vohra) March 17, 2023
In Rohit’s absence, Hardik Pandya led Team India in the first ODI in opposition to Steve Smith-led facet. Pandya turned the twenty seventh ODI captain for India.
Rohit just lately led India to a 2-1 victory within the four-match Check sequence.
“We knew how essential it was to start out the sequence nicely. The Delhi Check, I’m very pleased with. We have been behind within the recreation. At Indore, we have been put below strain and misplaced the sport. Totally different gamers put their arms up. Lot of fellows took up the accountability and bailed us out,” Rohit had stated in Ahmedabad after India received the Border-Gavaskar Trophy 2023.
“Check Cricket is difficult fought cricket and isn’t simple. I’m fairly glad. I do know what sort of benchmark I’ve set for myself. I preserve the private milestones apart. We now have obtained the end result from what I wished from the sequence. To get the end result makes us very completely satisfied.”