Jonty Rhodes’ reply to a fan in Hindi has left Indian Twitterati stunned once again

Former South African cricketer, commonly regarded as one of the greatest fielders of all time, Jonty Rhodes has left Twitterati stunned with one of his replies to an Indian fan, that too in Hindi. Just recently, Ross Taylor left all of us in splits by giving hilarious replies to Sehwag’s ‘Darji’ tweets in Hindi and now, it’s Rhodes who is following Taylor’s footsteps.

Rhodes has a special connection with India. He is so fascinated by the culture and tradition of our nation that when he was blessed with a daughter, he named her, India. The cricketer has often praised Indian heritage and inspired by the same he named his daughter after our nation’s name.

Rhodes recently posted a picture of himself having a nice time at the luxurious Vivanta by Taj Sawai Madhopur, Rajasthan, located in Ranthambore. The 48-year-old veteran could be seen having ‘Old Monk’, a rum that is extremely popular in the country, in the picture and the Twitterati couldn’t stop from shooting all types of funny comments. One of the fans even went to ask if Jonty has learned Hindi yet.

 You can see the Tweets below

Guaranteed to warm up with fire n Old Monk; Vivanta by Taj Sawai Madhopur Lodge pic.twitter.com/VlwpGeiGu6

— Jonty Rhodes (@JontyRhodes8) December 17, 2017

U learn Hindi yet?

— MaNi ShaNkar (@fan_myself93) December 17, 2017

To this, the cricketer replied with a no that too in Hindi. Jonty’s replies left tweeple in splits. Surprisingly, he decided to reply as many people as he could.

नहीं।

— Jonty Rhodes (@JontyRhodes8) December 17, 2017

You can see the thread of hilarious reactions below

अरे भाई भाई भाई भाई ??

— Rahul Thakkar ? ? (@DegreeWaleBabu) December 17, 2017

Statutory Warning: You'll soon be more Indian than South African.. 🙂

— Nitin Jauhari (@nitinjauhari) December 17, 2017

Rhodes, who was with IPL franchise for 9 long years finally call it quits citing personal reasons. According to a statement from the franchise, Rhodes wanted to spend more time on his personal business ventures.

The most successful team in the IPL and three-times title winner Mumbai Indians roped in New Zealand’s James Pamment as fielding coach replacing the South African legend.