Ish Sodhi tries his hand at Punjabi commentary for ICC

Tribune Web Desk
Chandigarh, November 5

Inderbir Singh Sodhi, popularly known as Ish Sodhi, tried his hand at Punjabi commentary in cricket recently.

The ICC posted a video clip featuring the Indian-origin star of New Zealand’s cricket team.

Born in Ludhiana, Punjab, on October 31, 1992, he moved to New Zealand when he was four years old.

The leg-spinner said he thinks there should be Punjabi commentary too in cricket in the video as he speaks in fluent Punjabi as he commentates over an old match.

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“Meet Inderbir Singh Sodhi, our Punjabi commentator,” the ICC captioned the video.

Recently, Sodhi was asked to speak in Hindi by a journalist. The leg-spinner hilariously replied that his mother would give him a hard time if he uttered even a single word in an incorrect way. He added that he had been working to improve his Hindi speaking skills.

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