If there’s one thing IShowSpeed guarantees, it’s pure chaos—and his latest stop in Antigua delivered exactly that. The internet personality, who commands a massive global following, went viral once again after a lively visit to the Sir Vivian Richards Cricket Stadium. During his trip, Speed linked up with West Indies pacer Alzarri Joseph for a fun cricket session that quickly turned into a social media sensation.
In one widely shared clip, Speed is seen watching from the non-striker’s end as Joseph runs in and bowls outside off stump. Moments later, the roles reversed—and that’s when things took a hilarious turn.
Dressed in an Antigua and Barbuda jersey, Speed attempted fast bowling in his own unique style. What followed was an exaggerated, clearly illegal action, a wild delivery at the stumps, and an even louder appeal that had everyone laughing. But he didn’t stop there.
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“I might be the greatest. Virat Kohli, call me… ICC call me, Mumbai cricket team call me,” he shouted. “Virat Kohli, bruh, you might need to call me.”
🚨| WATCH: Speed hits a wicket while playing cricket, then starts saying he needs to get signed to a cricket team 🏏
“Virat Kohli call me… ICC call me, Mumbai cricket team call me” 😭🇮🇳 pic.twitter.com/IXAI2z7D4C
— Speedy HQ (@IShowSpeedHQ) May 3, 2026
This isn’t Speed’s first brush with cricket—or his admiration for Kohli. Despite the sport not being mainstream in the United States, he has steadily built a quirky connection with the game. Earlier on his Caribbean tour, he faced deliveries from former West Indies captain Daren Sammy, even managing a clean hit before jokingly declaring himself “the best cricket player in the world.”
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Speed has also attended an India vs Pakistan clash during the T20 World Cup, passionately backing Kohli and reacting like any die-hard fan. Interestingly, his admiration for Kohli often overlaps with his love for Cristiano Ronaldo—two icons he frequently praises for their mindset and global appeal.
