Watch: Rohit Sharma posts funny BTS reel with candid moments amid IND vs NZ 2026 series
The reel included behind-the-scenes (BTS) clips from his shoots, gym sessions, and other events. Rohit was seen dancing, joking around, and laughing, clearly enjoying the moments. Watch the video here.
Star India batter Rohit Sharma posted a funny reel during the ongoing T20I series against New Zealand. India are currently leading the five-match series 2-0. The video featured several candid moments from Rohit’s off-field time.
The reel included behind-the-scenes (BTS) clips from his shoots, gym sessions, and other events. Rohit was seen dancing, joking around, and laughing, clearly enjoying the moments. His wife, Ritika Sajdeh, also appeared in the video during one of the shoots.
The star batter looked relaxed and cheerful throughout the reel. It showed his fun side and featured him in different outfits, giving fans a glimpse of his light-hearted moments away from the cricket field.
Watch the Instagram reel video here:
Rohit Sharma’s recent outings
Rohit Sharma was last seen in action during the recently concluded ODI series against New Zealand. He will next play for the Mumbai Indians (MI) in IPL 2026. The right-hander had a good IPL 2025 season, scoring 418 runs in 15 matches at a strike rate of 149.28, including four half-centuries.
Poor ODI series against New Zealand
Rohit has been in decent form in ODIs in recent times, but he struggled in the series against New Zealand. The opener failed to make a big impact and could not convert his starts. He scored 26 runs in the first match, followed by 24 in the second game. In the final ODI, he was dismissed for 11.
Overall, Rohit finished the series with 61 runs from three matches at an average of 20.33 and a strike rate of 81.08. India will next play an ODI series in July against England. It will be an important tour for Rohit, as he will be under pressure to perform after a poor home series. The veteran batter has played 282 ODIs, scoring 11,577 runs at an average of 48.84 and a strike rate of 92.74, with 33 centuries and 61 half-centuries.
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