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What's more challenging for Rohit Sharma: Cricket or ‘don't spill the water’ game?

The Instagram video was captioned 'This one’s trickier than it seems' and has garnered 21.4 million views
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Chandigarh, Updated At : 03:59 PM Sep 19, 2025 IST
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Indian ODI captain Rohit Sharma recently shared a delightful video on his Instagram account, showcasing a fun moment with his daughter Samaira.

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The two played a game of "Don't Spill the Water," which Samaira won, leaving Rohit to hilariously hide his face in mock defeat. The video was captioned “This one’s trickier than it seems” and has garnered 21.4 million views.

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A user wrote, “People you don't mind losing to.” Another commented, “Nail biting finish,” while a third reacted, “Family time is the best time.”

Apart from family time, Rohit Sharma has also been preparing for the upcoming ODI tour against Australia.

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