Virat Kohli on Friday (Source: Screengrab)
Along with breaking records one after another, Virat Kohli is known for being a super active persona on the field. On Friday (November 13) at Bay Oval, Mount Maunganui, during India’s fourth ODI against New Zealand, he did a dance after a superb stop which went viral on social media in no time.
It was the first ball of the day from Auqib Nabi after India’s stand-in captain Shreyas Iyer won the toss and opted to field first. Tim Seifert saw an opportunity to drive through cover, but Kohli stopped it with an acrobatic fielding effort.
And then the fun side of India’s talismanic cricketer was unleashed in Mount Maunganui.
Virat Kohli Dances Hilariously With Playful Moves
While staying in the same area, Virat Kohli stretched his legs quickly, reminding fans of the Gangnam Style dance. However, Kohli made none of the hand movements that PSY did during the famous dance.
Players around Kohli immediately came to praise him for his superb stop. Nabi also appreciated him for putting in a hell of an effort to stop a certain boundary.
Watch Virat Kohli's Dance Here:
Nevertheless, Tim Seifert damaged the Men in Blue a lot, making 58 runs off 48 balls with the help of six fours and three sixes. Eventually, Gurnoor Brar, who took four wickets last time, ended his stay.
Kohli Holds The Key For India's Chase
As New Zealand, at the time of writing, have raced to 102/2 after 15.5 overs, there would be a special Virat Kohli show required if India want to get the job done. There is no Shubman Gill this time around, and the onus will be on Kohli and Rohit Sharma to keep the momentum going during the potentially challenging chase.
Not to forget, Kohli made a stunning 74 during the rain-marred chase when India and New Zealand met in the ODI series opener at Eden Park, Auckland. He will love to produce a similar sort of innings to help India clinch the ODI series with a match to spare.
