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  • Shamser Khalid

5 Cricket Players Who Can Dance


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5 Cricket Players Who Can Dance

Cricket players have plenty of talents on and off the field. Among different cricket players, there are many that also entertain fans with their talents. One prominent talent among certain players is dancing.


Many cricket players impress fans with their dance skills and coordinated footwork, captivating everyone with their smooth moves and precise steps. They showcase their energetic performances, showing that their passion goes beyond cricket and they excel in both sports and dancing.


Dwayne Bravo



Guess what? Dwayne Bravo, the cool former captain of the West Indies cricket team, just made history! He's now the very first bowler in T20 cricket to snatch a whopping 600 wickets. But that's not all that makes Bravo special. Whenever he takes a wicket, he breaks into a snazzy dance routine to celebrate. And boy, do people love it! He's become such a hit that he's even starred in a bunch of music videos on YouTube. Remember when the West Indies won the T20 World Cup back in 2016? Well, Bravo's teammates couldn't resist showing off his famous "Champion" dance move. It's no wonder he's got fans cheering both on and off the cricket field!


Chris Gayle



Get ready to groove! Back when they played together for the Royal Challengers Bangalore, Chris Gayle, the superstar captain from the West Indies, was none other than Virat Kohli's dance buddy. Whenever Gayle took wickets with his impressive bowling skills, he'd bust out some killer Gangnam Style moves right there on the field. Just like Dwayne Bravo, Gayle's dance talents became the talk of the town, and she even made guest appearances in a bunch of awesome music albums and music videos. These guys sure know how to entertain both on and off the cricket pitch!


Harbhajan Singh

When it comes to rocking the dance floor, Harbhajan Singh is the master of "BHAJNAM-STYLE," just like Gayle is the king of "Gangnam Style." During the IPL, Harbhajan took the dance game to a whole new level with his energetic and fun "jumping-jack" Gangnam Style moves. But that's not all—Harbhajan is also a fantastic Bhangra dancer. Every Indian cricket fan out there will forever cherish the memory of his electrifying Bhangra performance during the thrilling 2007 T20 World Cup final. Harbhajan knows how to bring the house down with his dance moves, and he's left a lasting impression!


Hardik Pandya


Let's talk about the amazing journey of Hardik Pandya, the captain of the Gujarat Titans! In recent years, he has shown incredible growth by becoming more composed and focused on the cricket field. However, when he first burst onto the scene, he was known for his love of partying and never hesitated to show off his dance moves. One memorable dance performance that caught everyone's attention was when he grooved at his brother Krunal Pandya's Sangeet celebration. That video went viral on social media, and people couldn't get enough of his awesome dance skills. Hardik has also had the opportunity to showcase his moves in some commercials. He's definitely a multi-talented star both on and off the cricket pitch!


S. Sreesanth



Get ready to be amazed by S Sreesanth's incredible talent! While his rapid bowling skills struck fear into the hearts of opposing batsmen, off the field, Sreesanth was far from being a fierce persona. In fact, during his prime, he was known as one of the best dancers in the cricket world. Picture this: Sreesanth sharing the stage with none other than the legendary Shah Rukh Khan, grooving to the popular King Khan song "Dard-E-Disco." And that's not all! Sreesanth has even been a part of dancing reality shows, showcasing his impressive moves to a wide audience.


No wonder he's a social media sensation, with stylish reels that keep his fans hooked. When it comes to dancing, Sreesanth is always on top of the latest Instagram trends, effortlessly gliding to the rhythm of modern music. Believe me, he's got some serious dancing skills that'll leave you in awe!



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