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Watch: Jayden Seales mimics Rohit Sharma's jumping dance celebration after dismissing him for 101 in IND vs WI 2nd ODI

Jayden Seales mimics Rohit Sharma’s jumping dance celebration after dismissing him for 101 in the IND vs WI 2nd ODI in Guwahati. Watch the viral video here.

Jayden Seales of West Indies copying Rohit Sharma's jumping dance celebration after dismissing him for 101 in the IND vs WI 2nd ODI
Jayden Seales of West Indies copying Rohit Sharma's jumping dance celebration after dismissing him for 101 in the IND vs WI 2nd ODI

Rohit Sharma continued his impressive form in the second ODI against West Indies in Guwahati on Wednesday. Chasing a huge target of 406 runs, the former India captain smashed a brilliant century and helped India make a strong start alongside captain Shubman Gill.

However, West Indies pacer Jayden Seales eventually dismissed Rohit after the Indian opener scored 101 runs. Seales trapped the veteran batter LBW, with the review confirming that the ball would have hit the top of middle stump.

After taking Rohit’s wicket, Seales mimicked the jumping dance celebration that the Hitman had performed after completing his century. The moment quickly caught the attention of fans. 

Watch the viral video of Jayden Seales mimicking Rohit Sharma’s celebration here:

Jayden Seales dismisses Rohit Sharma for 101 in IND vs WI 2nd ODI

Rohit Sharma brought up his century in trademark fashion during the second ODI against West Indies in Guwahati. After reaching 100 with a single, the India opener celebrated by jumping while completing the run, creating another memorable Rohit Sharma moment. Watch Rohit Sharma's viral celebration here: 

Jayden Seales then dismissed the former India captain for 101, ending a 255-run partnership between Rohit and Shubman Gill. The West Indies pacer hit Rohit on the pads and made a strong appeal. After taking time to make the decision, the umpire raised his finger, and Rohit reviewed the call.

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The replay confirmed the decision as UltraEdge showed no bat was involved, while ball-tracking showed the delivery would have hit the top of middle stump. After claiming the wicket, Seales appeared to copy Rohit’s jumping celebration, turning the dismissal into a cheeky moment on the field.

Rohit Sharma's 101: Innings details and how the wicket fell

Rohit Sharma played a brilliant knock in the second ODI against West Indies in Guwahati. Chasing a huge target of 406 runs, the former India captain looked in complete control and reached his 35th ODI century in just 72 balls. He smashed 10 fours and six sixes, while Shubman Gill also scored a century in 62 balls, hitting 10 fours and five sixes.

The century came after West Indies posted a massive 405/7, putting India under pressure in the run chase. India’s highest successful ODI chase is 360 runs, meaning this was only the second time the team had faced a target of more than 400 runs. Before reaching his century, Rohit also completed 12,000 ODI runs, becoming only the third Indian after Sachin Tendulkar and Virat Kohli, and the seventh batter overall, to reach the landmark.

See also -Watch: Rohit Sharma's special 'Jumping Dance' celebration after scoring his 35th ODI hundred in IND vs WI 2nd ODI

The Hitman continued batting alongside Gill after reaching his century, with the opening pair putting together a huge 255-run partnership. However, Jayden Seales eventually found a way through. The West Indies pacer hit Rohit on the pads and made a strong LBW appeal. After taking some time to consider the decision, the umpire raised his finger, and Rohit decided to review it.

The review confirmed the dismissal. UltraEdge showed that there was no bat involved, while ball-tracking indicated that the delivery would have hit the top of middle stump. Rohit was therefore dismissed for 101, bringing an end to a memorable innings and the 255-run opening partnership with Gill.

Fans react to Jayden Seales' jumping dance celebration on social media

Jayden Seales grabbed attention on social media with his jumping dance celebration after taking a wicket. The West Indies pacer looked excited as he celebrated the important moment on the field.

The unique celebration quickly caught the attention of cricket fans on social media. Many fans enjoyed Seales' energy and reacted to the moment with funny and positive comments. Here is how the fans reacted on X: 

The video of Seales' celebration soon became a talking point among fans. Several users praised the West Indies pacer for adding his own style to the celebration and making the moment even more entertaining.

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