Dynamite News Michael Clarke tries hand at 'tuk tuk' in Bengaluru
Clarke shared a 22-second video on his official Facebook page where he is seen driving the much loved auto-rickshaw or as the foreigners call it the 'tuk-tuk' in Bengaluru.
Bengaluru: Former skipper Michael Clarke, who is officiating as a commentator in the ongoing four-match series between India and Australia, is trying to 'master' his skills on driving auto-rickshaw.
Clarke shared a 22-second video on his official Facebook page where he is seen driving the much loved auto-rickshaw or as the foreigners call it the 'tuk-tuk' in Bengaluru.
He captioned the video, "Mastered the art of driving thetuk tuk. Nice to be back in Bengaluru where it all started."
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