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[Watch] Kuldeep, Jadeja Recreate Kohli's Gangnam Dance; Shreyas Pulls Off Impromptu

Soumyajit Dutta

Indian cricket team players dancing after the win [Source: @StarSportsIndia/X.com]Indian cricket team players dancing after the win [Source: @StarSportsIndia/X.com]

Move over, trophy lifts, India’s cricketers are rewriting victory celebrations with dance as their second language. In a behind-the-scenes video that’s breaking the internet, host Jatin Sapru turned cheerleader-in-chief, rallying Team India’s stars to shake a leg.

In a video released by Star Sports on their social media channel, Jatin was seen pumping up cricketers to do the celebration dance. He also pushed Shreyas Iyer to groove to the Punjabi chartbuster Sauda Khara Khara sparking unbridled laughter.

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A laughter-filled, hip-swinging spectacle featured the cricket stars grooving to the beat. The clip, shot after India’s ICC Champions Trophy 2025 triumph, opens with Sapru asking the squad, 'Sabse pehle to Gangnam hoga'. 

Spin wizard Kuldeep Yadav and all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja instantly resurrected Virat Kohli’s iconic 2013 Gangnam Style moves, complete with imaginary horse reins and meme-worthy swagger. 

Not to be outdone, Shreyas Iyer, better known for anchoring innings, grooved to Sauda Khara Khara with music in the background.

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Besides these celebrations, Sunil Gavaskar, the usually composed legend, 75, threw caution to the wind, boogying like a toddler. The viral moment mirrors coach Gautam Gambhir’s post-final surprise, where he reluctantly joined Navjot Sidhu on stage for a Shayari duel. 

With India bringing home the Champions Trophy for the third time, all eyes will be on the IPL after which India will engage in a gruelling 5-match Test series with England, where the Men in Blue will be eager to exorcise their ghost of Border-Gavaskar Trophy's loss.