Virat Kohli Dances To 'My Name Is Lakhan’; Wankhede Crowd Elated - Watch

Virat Kohli spotted dancing on-field (Instagram/onecricketofficial)Virat Kohli spotted dancing on-field (Instagram/onecricketofficial)

On Friday, Indian stunner, Virat Kohli once again grabbed the limelight as he was spotted dancing during the on-going third Test between India and New Zealand at the iconic Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai.

This is not the first time, Kohli has treated his fans with his special moves as his goofy off-field personality has time and again interrupted his serious on-field personality. From mimicking hilarious walks during games to pulling leg of his teammates, Virat Kohli has always been on his feet when it comes to lightning the mood.

In the video, fans are loudly heard singing a popular Bollywood song, 'My Name Is Lakhan'. Kohli, on the field is seen dancing is heart out with the iconic step. Fans go gaga over his moves and cheer loudly as the Indian star danced to their tunes.

Kohli Shakes A Leg At Wankhede


What is happening in IND vs NZ 3rd Test?

After winning the toss, Tom Latham opted to bat first. Early movement from seamers Mohammed Siraj and Akash Deep troubled the openers, with Deep taking the first wicket by trapping Devon Conway. 

Latham and Will Young steadied the innings with a 44-run partnership before Washington Sundar bowled Latham, breaking the momentum. Sundar capitalized on the turning surface, similarly dismissing Rachin Ravindra. 

The pair of Jadeja and Sundar excelled, with Jadeja taking his 14th Test fifer, helping dismantle New Zealand for 235 runs in just 66 overs. Daryl Mitchell (82) and Will Young (71) played significant roles but couldn’t reach three figures. 

Despite this, the Blackcaps posted a competitive total, leaving the Indian openers to bat for the remaining time. New Zealand scored nearly 100 runs while India took three wickets, making for a contest at the Wankhede Stadium.

At the time of writing, India are five for no loss with Rohit Sharma and Yashasvi Jaiswal at the crease.