Keshav Maharaj’s entry on the field amidst the tune of ‘Ram Siya Ram’! Kohli’s funny look, see pictures

The Indian team is playing its second Test match with South Africa on Wednesday, January 3. The Indian team seems to be in excellent form in the second test match.

After winning the toss and opting to bat first, South Africa was all out for 55 runs.

As Keshav Maharaj came out to bat for South Africa, the tune of ‘Ram Siya Ram’ started playing on the field.

Hearing the song, Indian team’s star batsman Virat Kohli bowed with folded hands.

After paying obeisance, Virat Kohli made the image of a bow and arrow with his hands and shot the arrow.

Let us tell you that Keshav Maharaj is of Indian origin and is also a big devotee of Bajrangbali.

Former South African captain Keshav Maharaj has posted Jai Shri Ram on his Instagram account several times.

Keshav Maharaj is of Indian origin and also goes to the temple and offers prayers. He has also been seen outside the temple in many photographs.

During an interview, Keshav Maharaj’s father Atmanand Maharaj had told that his ancestors were residents of Uttar Pradesh in India. His house was in Sultanpur.