India’s Virat Kohli (right) encourages Cheteshwar Pujara (center) as the team dance as they celebrate their series win over Australia after play was called off on day 5 of their cricket test match in Sydney, on Monday. The match is a draw and India wins the series 2-1. AP/PTI
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Asked about the impromptu dance moves at the stadium, captain Virat Kohli said: “You’d have to ask Rishabh (Pant). He came up with it... It felt good, it was very easy. But Pujara couldn’t do even that, so you can see how simple he is”.
Celebrations for the Indian team didn’t end at the stadium—prompted by fans, the team danced their way into the hotel lobby.
India won their Australia series. Pujara scored a staggering 521 runs in seven innings, helping India clinch their first test series victory in Australia.
What celebrations!
AdvertisementTribune Web DeskChandigarh, January 7Cheteshwar Pujara may ace at making his bat sing, but when it comes to dancing, the cricketer has two left feet.Victory celebrations at the Sydney Cricket Ground saw the visiting team break a leg in front of thousands of Indian fans gathered at the stadium. Turns out, they were mimicking Pujara’s distinctive style of walking.Cheteshwar Pujara: can bat, can't dance? ????
— Aashish Chandorkar (@c_aashish)
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