A seven-year-old girl has impressed cricketing greats from across the globe with her impeccable batting skills. Pari Sharma, who is from Rohtak in Haryana, wowed cricket enthusiasts with her footwork and shots on both offside and leg side after a video of her batting went viral on social media. A video tweeted by ESPNcricinfo caught the attention from the likes of Michael Atherton and Michael Vaughan. The Ashes winning skipper Michael Vaughan also retweeted the video, commenting Pari’s movements are “as good as it gets”.
In a 12-second snippet which has left netizens and internet users baffled a video of a monkey flying a kite went viral on social media. he video was shared on Twitter by Indian Forest Service (IFS) officer Susanta Nanda. As soon as the video was shared on Twitter, it became a hit and garnered more than 2,100 and over 450 likes within a few hours.
Amid the strict coronavirus restrictions a viral video, which features a drone allegedly delivering pan masala in Gujarat's Morbi district.After the flying pan masala video was uploaded on Tik Tok, two persons were detained by the police for attempting to deliver pan masala using a drone.
A near-perfect video of New Zealand cricketing greats Ross Taylor and Brendon McCullum by a Kiwi fan went viral on social media. The fan is seen impersonating both the players which have been posted on social media platform Twitter by The ACC. The videos have become massive hit on Twitter, even getting a reaction out of former New Zealand skipper Brendon McCullum.
A video of Thane police doing Aarti went viral on social media for those who violated lockdown rules.During the 'aarti' by the police few young men were seen standing with bowed heads. The Aarti was done for those who ventured outside for morning walks.