IND vs SA: Ahead of South Africa ODI tour, Rohit Sharma launches personal NFTs for fans – India’s limited-overs captain Rohit Sharma becomes the latest and perhaps the most high profile Indian sportsperson to entire the NFT (non-fungible token) market. Fondly known as the Hit-Man, Rohit will launch his own collection of tokens on FanCraze, the consumer-facing brand of Faze Technologies. The company recently became a partner of the International Cricket Council (ICC). Follow Insidesport.in for all India tour of South Africa updates.
IND vs SA: Ahead of South Africa ODI tour, Rohit Sharma launches personal NFTs for fans – Check out
Speaking to the Times of India, Indian captain Rohit Sharma said, “I am looking forward to sharing some of the best moments of my career with my fans. The team is building the next generation of consumer experiences, and I cannot wait to check out the super-cool HitMan NFTs and 2D/3D avatars that they will be dropping in the months ahead.”
Boom! I’m excited to announce my exclusive partnership with @0xFanCraze to step into the cricket metaverse. Register on https://t.co/YBwP5mtasi to own the best NFTs from my personal collection!
Which is your favourite Hitman moment?#FanCraze #FanCrazeXRohitSharma #NFT
.#Ad pic.twitter.com/SFMp2vaaDm— Rohit Sharma (@ImRo45) December 22, 2021
Rohit Sharma is currently at the National Cricket Academy (NCA) rehabilitating from an injury that ruled him out of the India vs South Africa Test series. Sharma was ruled out for three weeks and the BCCI is yet to confirm if the batsman will be available for the three one-dayers in South Africa.
IND vs SA: Ahead of South Africa ODI tour, Rohit Sharma launches personal NFTs for fans – Check out
Nikhil Bardia from RISE Worldwide, which exclusively manages Rohit said, that the NFTs were a chance for fans to own a piece of history from his personal collection”. Part of the memorabilia will be from some of his big hundreds, the ICC Golden Bat from the 2019 ICC World Cup, or the ball used to pick his first IPL hat-trick for Deccan Chargers in 2009 against Mumbai Indians.
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