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Rohit Sharma (Image Credit: Twitter)
It was a treat for the Indian fans in Florida to watch their team winning against the West Indies on August 6th as they won another T20I series under the leadership of Rohit Sharma. After the game, India skipper Rohit Sharma went to greet the fans with high-fives. Apparently, he touched hands with the fans in one of the parts of the Lauderhill stadium where they were gathered. The video of the incident has gone viral on social media.
It is rare that the skippers of a team meet fans like this. According to Peter Della Penna, who uploaded the video on Twitter, a small group of fans fell through the barricade. The video was captioned
"Fans were so eager to give @ImRo45 a high five after @BCCI India's win over @windiescricket in Florida today that a small crush of fans fell through a barricade in the west side grandstand. They were too happy to be hurt."
The video has garnered 1,70,000 views and counting.
Watch the video here
Fans were so eager to give @ImRo45 a high five after @BCCI India's win over @windiescricket in Florida today that a small crush of fans fell through a barricade in the west side grandstand. They were too happy to be hurt. pic.twitter.com/fLyyZdjM3k
— Peter Della Penna (@PeterDellaPenna) August 6, 2022
Talking about the game, the Men In Blue beat the hosts by 59 runs in the 4th T20I. After winning the toss, the Maroon Brigade elected to field first. The visitors had a great start as Sharma scored an explosive 33 and Suryakumar Yadav scored 24. Both players added 50 runs together in no time. Couple of wickets in the last two overs of powerplay bought the home team back in the game.
However, they couldn't stop the Rohit Sharma's men to amass 191/5. In reply, the Nicholas Pooran' and Co. were folded for 132 runs. With this win, the visiting team have taken a lead of 3-1 in the five-match series. Now, they will be looking to pile on the misery of the home team in the last game, to be played today.