WATCH: First Virat Kohli, Now Rohit Sharma Recreates John Cena's 'You Can't See Me'
Rohit Sharma provided an entertaining moment during India's second ODI against New Zealand in Wellington, appearing to imitate WWE legend John Cena's famous 'you can't see me' gesture. The incident quickly caught the attention of fans, especially with Virat Kohli also spotted sharing a laugh during the exchange. The moment involved Glenn Phillips, who was at the crease for New Zealand. The all-rounder has a familiar association with Cena, often walking out to the wrestler's iconic entrance music.
Kohli had already made a similar gesture towards Phillips during the series opener, and Rohit's latest act brought the reference back into the spotlight.
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The playful exchange added a light-hearted touch to the contest, with Rohit seemingly following Kohli's lead from the first ODI.
The two senior India players were seen enjoying the moment, giving fans another entertaining clip from the ongoing series.
Away from the off-field fun, India's bowlers delivered a commanding performance after the visitors won the toss and chose to field.
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New Zealand were bundled out for 134 in 40.6 overs, with Gurnoor Brar taking four wickets for 30 runs in his 10 overs.
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Auqib Nabi and Anshul Kamboj claimed two wickets each, while Axar Patel also finished with two scalps.
New Zealand were reduced to 23/3 early in the innings and never fully recovered.
Daryl Mitchell offered resistance with 55 off 104 balls, while captain Mitchell Santner made 31 from 38 deliveries.
Their 59-run sixth-wicket stand briefly steadied the innings, but Axar broke the partnership before Brar and the other bowlers wrapped things up.
Kamboj finished with 2/25, Axar returned 2/28 and Nabi claimed 2/31.
India's disciplined attack ensured the hosts were dismissed for a modest total, putting the visitors in a commanding position.
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