Elderly man hits a strike in bowling, leaves netizens in awe; Watch viral video

In an adorable video which has hit internet, an elderly man can be seen taking a shot at bowling. Uploaded on Twitter by former American basketball player, Rex Chapman, video stuns netizens when old man hits a strike. Impressed by his bowling skills, Chapman has deemed video as ‘kingpin 2’.

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22 seconds short foot begins with man slowly walking towards lane, carrying heavy ball in his hand. As video progresses, we see him release ball and hit a strike, kcking off all skittles. Towards end of video, he happily turns around and comes forward to give a high five.

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Uploaded on September 28, video has mand to gar 392.5K views. video has almost 9K likes. Tweeples are also Retweeting video with ir own caption. Making a hilarious remark, one person wrote, "Look can be deceiving". Ar person wrote, "This made me smile this morning". 

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In a separate incident, an d man from Odisha is being hailed as ‘real hero’ as he has been teaching children under a tree without charging a single penny for over 75 years. According to ANI, Nanda Prasty, who hails from Bartanda vill, has been educating young kids from Jajpur district. He t only teaches children but also elderly at night. Prasty has a passion for teaching and he suggests kids be sent to primary schools after completing class 4 to complete ir education. Instead of earning a professional livelihood, old man decided to educate young kids from his district. In a bid for him to continue teaching with comfort, sarpanch of vill also requested him to avail government assistance to create an infrastructure, however, he constantly denied request as he prefers to sit under an old tree and continue his job. 

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(Im Credits: Twitter/@RexChapman)