Rohit Sharma Wishes Daughter on Her Birthday, Calls Samaira Cookie Monster; View Pics
Rohit is currently on a break from cricket and is enjoying his time off with the family. The right-handed opening batsman was rested for three-match T20 International series against Sri Lanka, which begins from January 05, 2020 onwards.
Rohit Sharma celebrated his daughter Samaira’s first birthday with wife Ritika Sajdeh and other family members. Samaira, who was born on December 30 in 2018, turns one today. The Indian cricketer took to Instagram and Twitter and shared pictures of his daughter Samaira. Rohit and Ritika married in 2015 and the couple welcomed their first child in 2018. Rohit Sharma Meets Budding Cricketers in Mumbai, Indian Opener Delighted to Interact With ‘Young Guns’
“Happy happy birthday to my little Cookie Monster. Your arrival has brought nothing but excitement, laughter and bliss to our lives. Here’s to more midnight dancing, rapping and showing you the world,” wrote Rohit on Instagram and Twitter. Happy New Year: Rohit Sharma and Daughter Samaira Dance Their Way Into 2020, Watch Video.
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Check Out Rohit Sharma’s Post on Instagram
Rohit is currently on a break from cricket and is enjoying his time off with the family. The right-handed opening batsman was rested for three-match T20 International series against Sri Lanka, which begins from January 05, 2020 onwards. However, the Indian vice-captain will be back in action for three One-Day Internationals (ODIs) against Australia, which starts on January 14.
2019 was yet another prolific year for the right-hander. The opener finished as highest run-getter in ODIs in 2019 as he scored 1490 from 28 matches. Rohit also broke Sanath Jayasuriya's 22-year-old record for the most runs in a calendar year by an opener across all three formats.
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