'Matlab entertainment me kami nhi' - Jemimah Rodrigues' dance moves during match against Bangalore set Twitter on fire

The first-ever and ongoing edition of the Women’s T20 League is leaving no column blank to entertain the fans including the exciting stuff of cricket alongside the entertainment and fun. The three matches played so far have almost been the high-scoring affairs providing some brilliant performances both with the bat and the ball.

But apart from the action of cricket, star Indian batter Jemimah Rodrigues has made it to the headlines for something else. The 22-year-old’s amazing dance moves near the boundary rope during the match against Bangalore have become the talk of the town at the moment. A few videos are making the rounds on social media; Jemimah can be seen dancing to various Bollywood songs that were being played inside the stadium.

Subsequently, the fans were also entertained and amused by this amazing skill of the star middle-order batter; they took to Twitter to express their excitement and come up with a lot of amazing responses on the micro-blogging site.

Here’s how fans reacted:

Ye bhi benifit hai women's cricket ka. Naach bhi dekhne ko mil Jata. Matlab entertainment me kami nhi

— Rohit.Bishnoi (@The_kafir_boy_2) March 5, 2023

Indian women cricket ki yuzvendra chahal🤣🤣🤣

— Pankaj Rajput (@pankaj_rajput97) March 5, 2023

Match ke saath circus bhi

— shaik rayyan (@shaikrayan69) March 5, 2023

@JemiRodrigues Bas kar pagli.. Rulayegi kya??? #WPL2023 #RCBvsDC pic.twitter.com/oRyEss6Khj

— Ambika Kusum (@ambika_acharya) March 5, 2023

That's confidence personified.

— Rajesh Thakur राजेश ठाकुर🇮🇳 (@RajeshThakur_) March 6, 2023

Virat yuzi gayle mai kya kami hai bhai yeh log bhi nachthe hai...

THE BOYS haina isiliye koi izzat nhi haina🥲😭

— Jack_parody (@sar6sm) March 5, 2023

What a entertainment 😍

— Rutik Hiwase (@rutik_hiwase) March 6, 2023

SM<<<WHAT A PERSONALITY 😍

— Rahul Kattimani (@rahuldarkhigh) March 5, 2023

Speaking of the match between Delhi and Bangalore, the latter’s skipper Smriti Mandhana won the flip of the coin and asked Delhi to bat first at the Brabourne Stadium in Mumbai. Batting first, Delhi’s opening pair of skipper Meg Lanning and blistering batter Shafali Verma stitched a mammoth partnership of 162 runs for the first wicket. Lanning played an amazing knock of 72 runs off 43 balls with 14 boundaries to her name alongside Shafali’s blistering knock of 84 runs off just 45 balls with 10 boundaries and four sixes.

Other than these two, Marizanne Kapp and Jemimah Rodrigues also contributed with the knock of 39 and 22 runs respectively. On the back of the batters’ excellence, Delhi posted a big total of 223 runs for the loss of only two wickets in the allotted 20 overs.

While defending the target, the young and sensational left-arm pacer Tara Norris scalped five wickets by conceding only 29 runs in her spell of five overs. Whereas, Alice Capsey and Shikha Pandey scalped 2 and 1 wicket respectively. Eventually, Delhi won the match by a decent margin of 60 runs having Tara Norris as the ‘player of the match for her match-defining bowling heroics.