Rohit Sharma Slips: A video involving Rohit Sharma has gone viral on social media after the former India captain appeared to lose his footing while getting off the team bus following Sunday’s ODI against the West Indies in Thiruvananthapuram. The footage shows Rohit making his way down the bus steps. He then seemingly slips while stepping off, before people nearby quickly reach out and helps him regain his balance. Rohit then continues towards the team hotel.

ROHIT SHARMA’S BUS MOMENT! 🫢

While returning to the hotel after India’s win, Rohit Sharma slipped on the team bus stairs! 😂 pic.twitter.com/nAvwUIJIaT

— Rehan 56 (@imrehan056) September 28, 2026

WATCH: Rohit Loses Footing While Leaving Team Bus

The brief incident has attracted significant attention online, with the video being widely shared after the first India-West Indies ODI.

The footage circulating on social media is being described as having been recorded as the Indian team returned to the hotel following their opening match of the three-game series.

There has been no indication in the available reports of any serious injury from the incident.

Rohit Sharma had earlier featured in the match at the Greenfield International Stadium, opening the Indian innings before being dismissed for 32.

Kohli, Gill Centuries Power India To Big Win

India had plenty to celebrate on the field despite Rohit’s relatively brief stay with the bat.

West Indies posted 295/7 after Justin Greaves scored 101 and John Campbell made 62. India’s bowlers fought back through Kuldeep Yadav, who claimed four wickets for 40 runs, before the hosts completed the chase in 41.4 overs.

Shubman Gill struck 110, while Virat Kohli produced an unbeaten 139 to steer India to an eight-wicket victory and a 1-0 lead in the series.

Kohli also reached 15,000 ODI runs and recorded his 55th century in the format.

India will now travel to Guwahati for the second ODI on September 30, while West Indies must win to keep the three-match series alive.

India will now travel to Guwahati for the second ODI on September 30, while West Indies must win to keep the three-match series alive.