'I am a devotee of Lord Hanuman and Lord Ram': Keshav Maharaj
'I am a devotee of Lord Hanuman and Lord Ram': Keshav Maharaj
South Africa's spinner, Keshav Maharaj, finds the 'Ram Siya Ram' song played during his entrance quite fitting and resonant with his presence on the field. In the recent second Test match between India and South Africa in Cape Town, the devotional song accompanied Maharaj as he walked out to bat on Day 1. Notably, India's formidable batsman, Virat Kohli, acknowledged the moment by joining his hands together in a gesture resembling pulling a bow string as the song played, showcasing a respectful acknowledgment of Maharaj's entrance.
South Africa's spinner, Keshav Maharaj, finds the 'Ram Siya Ram' song played during his entrance quite fitting and resonant with his presence on the field. In the recent second Test match between India and South Africa in Cape Town, the devotional song accompanied Maharaj as he walked out to bat on Day 1. Notably, India's formidable batsman, Virat Kohli, acknowledged the moment by joining his hands together in a gesture resembling pulling a bow string as the song played, showcasing a respectful acknowledgment of Maharaj's entrance.
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South Africa's spinner, Keshav Maharaj, finds the 'Ram Siya Ram' song played during his entrance quite fitting and resonant with his presence on the field. In the recent second Test match between India and South Africa in Cape Town, the devotional song accompanied Maharaj as he walked out to bat on Day 1. Notably, India's formidable batsman, Virat Kohli, acknowledged the moment by joining his hands together in a gesture resembling pulling a bow string as the song played, showcasing a respectful acknowledgment of Maharaj's entrance. 
