Rohit Sharma, Bhuvneshwar Kumar spotted with their wives at airport

Rohit Sharma, Bhuvneshwar Kumar spotted with their  wives at airport:





India cricketer Rohit Sharma arrives with wife Ritika Sajdeh and Bhuvneshwar Kumar is seen alongside Nupur at Gaggal airport near Dharamsala yesterday ahead of Sunday's first ODI v SL.


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