Indian batter Virat Kohli once again left fans in splits as he showed off his dance moves on the field. In the fourth ODI against New Zealand, the former skipper stole the spotlight with an unexpected
move after pulling off a neat piece of fielding, quickly turning a regular moment into one of the most entertaining scenes. Notably, the Men in Blue suffered a brutal 224-run loss in Friday’s game, owing to a brilliant display of Matt Henry’s bowling spell.
The game saw India opting to field against their counterparts, and while they had a decent start with the ball, Will Young’s maiden ODI century against them, pushed the total to 333 runs. Considering the kind of batting lineup the guests had, they were confident of pulling off a win. However, Matt Henry wreaked havoc in their batting lineup, leading to a top-order batting collapse, which, unfortunately, India could never recover from.
MOVES LIKE KOHLI 😎
Tim Seifert got denied a run, and we got a little Kohli dance break. Win-win! 😂
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Virat Kohli shows off unusual dance move amidst serious cricketing action
While serious cricketing action was going on on the field, Kohli broke into a hilarious dance move after a sharp fielding effort at cover, turning the routine defensive stop into an amusing moment. The incident took place when New Zealand wicketkeeper-batter Tim Seifert was looking to rotate the strike. Kohli was stationed towards the covers, where a shot was played. Kohli moved quickly and stopped the ball, denying Seifert a run.
Known for his hilarious on-field antics, Kohli once again got the fans talking by breaking into a quirky dance move, entertaining his teammates and making a rather simple moment amusing. India had entered the game with a commanding 2-0 lead, but failed to extend it as they fell by a huge margin against their Kiwi counterparts. With the bat, the 38-year-old failed to perform and was dismissed on a duck.
