Die-hard Cristiano Ronaldo fan and well-known YouTuber IShowspeed was noticed within the stands in the course of the World Test Championship (WTC) Final match at The Oval in England. As India batted of their first innings, Darren Watkins Jr. aka Speed was noticed carrying India’s jersey with Virat Kohli’s identify printed on the again. Notably, the YouTuber can also be stated to be a Virat Kohli fan.
Although Australia dominated the proceedings on Day 1 and within the early part of Day 2, India had been by no means quick on help. The followers stored cheering for the Rohit Sharma-led crew. Meanwhile, IShowspeed was additionally noticed cheering for India from the stands. While the American YouTuber was earlier noticed in a white sweatshirt, he modified to India’s jersey as Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill got here out to bat.
With Speed’s image within the Indian jersey going viral on social media, followers shared hilarious reactions. Quite just a few followers seemed amused at Virat Kohli’s world fan following.
Check out the reactions right here.
Speed is at The Oval to help Virat Kohli and India within the closing towards Australia, he is a King Kohli fan 👏He was at Wembley to help Manchester United towards Manchester City. He’s additionally a Cristiano Ronaldo fan. #WTCFinal #WTCFinal pic.twitter.com/rHJVPqJEEY— Farid Khan (@_FaridKhan) June 8, 2023
Poor begin after hammering for India in WTC Final
Pat Cummins (Image by way of Twitter)Now speaking in regards to the match, batting first, Australia posted an enormous 469/10 of their first innings. Travis Head (163) and Steve Smith (121) scored centuries whereas Alex Carey (48) and David Warner (43) additionally chipped in. Meanwhile, Mohammed Siraj was the main wicket-taker for India together with his (4/108).
Meanwhile, India’s opening pair of Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill failed to present a strong begin as India misplaced two early wickets. While captain Sharma fell for 15 (26), Gill was dismissed for 13. Sharma was trapped LBW by Pat Cummins whereas Gill was cleaned up by Scott Boland because the batter failed to evaluate the peak on a size ball.
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