Viral Video! 87-year old Charulata Patel wins heart; spotted dancing for India on wheel-chair
_165640_730x419-m.jpg "Charulata Patel with Kohli and Rohit")
Team India received the support of a special fan today in their World Cup match against Bangladesh. 87-year old Charulatha Patel came in to cheer for her favorite team and wanted them to win. She was on wheel-chair but at no point, it looked as if she has any lesser energy than other fans at the stadium.
Charulatha Patel’s video of cheering for team India is going viral ever since it was shared by the official handle of the Cricket World Cup. Cricket World Cup captioned the video, “Cricket really is for all ages! Meet the #TeamIndia fan whose support is simply sensational.”
Cricket really is for all ages!
— Cricket World Cup (@cricketworldcup) July 2, 2019
Meet the #TeamIndia fan whose support is simply sensational 👏👏 #BANvIND | #CWC19 pic.twitter.com/4TaXCvSgzr
It's all going India's way now.
— Cricket World Cup (@cricketworldcup) July 2, 2019
Make sure to follow #BANvIND on the #CWC19 app 👇
APPLE 👉 https://t.co/whJQyCahHr
ANDROID 👉 https://t.co/Lsp1fBwBKR pic.twitter.com/VJsRHij8SZ
Player of the Match Rohit Sharma celebrates the win with a special fan 🙌 #CWC19 | #BANvIND pic.twitter.com/bz7Sjgo7jh
— Cricket World Cup (@cricketworldcup) July 2, 2019
India didn’t disappoint its special fan as they beat Bangladesh by 28 runs. Rohit Sharma was the star of the show as he scored a record fourth century of World Cup 2019. Rohit along with KL Rahul put up a record opening partnership for India in World Cup as the first wicket fell at 180 runs.
Rohit Sharma became the second Indian batsman after Sachin Tendulkar to score more than 500 runs in a World Cup edition. India with this win qualified for the semi-final and became the second team after Australia to do so in this World Cup. India will play against Sri Lanka in their last league stage match on July 6.
Also read: India beat Bangladesh by 28 runs to qualify for World Cup semis
First published: 2 July 2019, 23:42 IST