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'Can I Touch You?': Abhishek Sharma's Female Fan Pokes Him In Disbelief As India Star Signs Her Hand; VIDEO

Meeting a favourite cricketer can be a dream moment for any fan. One young female fan had a rather funny reaction when she met Indian cricketer and aggressive opening batsman Abhishek Sharma at an airport. The video of the fan moment is going viral on social media. The excitement on the face of the female fan during the interaction shows that it was moment when a dream suddenly turns into…

'Can I Touch You?': Abhishek Sharma's Female Fan Pokes Him In Disbelief As India Star Signs Her Hand; VIDEO

One young female fan experienced an unforgettable moment when she met Indian cricketer and aggressive opening batsman Abhishek Sharma at an airport. Her reaction captured the hearts of viewers worldwide as the video of her unique encounter went viral on social media. The young fan, overwhelmed with excitement, had spotted Abhishek Sharma at the airport and was eager to meet her idol.

She approached him with a marker pen in her hand, calling out his name to request a picture and autograph. Humble Abhishek noticed the excited fan and stopped to meet her. She then asked for an autograph on her wrist, her eyes wide with disbelief.

While Abhishek signed her hand, the fan couldn't help but poke him with her finger twice or thrice, seemingly checking if he was real. Her reaction left her laughing and covering her face in disbelief. The woman, barely able to contain her excitement, was visibly blushing and smiling on camera, making her signed hand the center of attention. The viral video highlighted that meeting Abhishek Sharma was more than just getting an autograph; it was a moment that felt unreal, making the encounter truly memorable.

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