Virat Kohli performed Bhangra in the field after Ishaan Kishan scored a double century, video viral
Indian cricket team’s wicketkeeper and star batsman Ishan Kishan has made a record by scoring a double century in the third ODI against Bangladesh in Chittagong. Ishaan has scored the fastest double century in ODIs. During this, Ishaan was supported by Virat Kohli who stood firm at the other end and gave Ishaan full opportunity to play freely.
In the third ODI, thanks to the strong partnership of Virat and Ishaan, the Indian team scored 409 runs losing eight wickets and gave the hosts a target of 410 runs. Due to the explosive innings of Ishaan Kishan, the Indian team and the Indian fans got a chance to celebrate in this match. Virat Kohli also celebrated on the field on this special occasion.
Ishaan Kishan and Virat Kohli’s innings have been seen in the last match against Bangladesh at their home. As soon as Ishaan Kishan created history by scoring a double century in this match, Virat Kohli could not stop himself from celebrating. He started doing Bhangra on the pitch itself. Both the players shared the joy as they danced on the field. This video of Virat has become quite viral on social media.
As soon as Ishaan Kishan played the ball in the defender shot and completed the first double century of his career with one run. He celebrated this historic moment by performing Bhangra with Virat on the field. Kohli also wished Ishaan with a hug.
History created through partnership
Virat Kohli and Ishaan Kishan have played a big partnership for the second wicket. Virat Kohli scored 113 runs in the match, for which he played 91 balls. At the same time, Ishaan and Virat shared a partnership of 290 runs for the second wicket. This is considered the fourth biggest partnership for the second wicket so far. This partnership between the two players is a big record in itself.
Look what it means to him 🥺 What. A. Moment.
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