WATCH: Former WWE superstar 'The Great Khali' hits one-handed six

Former WWE champion from India, The Great Khali was seen playing Cricket in a video that is going on the internet. He was playing with a bat much smaller in proportion to his height.

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Former WWE wrestler The Great Khali was seen playing cricket with his friends in a video that is going viral. Last year, during the trophy unveiling of the ODI World Cup 2023, he was seen posing with the trophy alongside the captains of all participating teams. Meanwhile, in a video that is going viral on the internet, Khali was seen playing with a bat that was much shorter in proportion to his height.

Meanwhile, in the video, while holding the bat with both hands. During his shot-making, he took one hand from the handle of the bat and hit the ball over the boundary wall,

Watch the video here

The Great Khali's career in a nutshell

Khali’s battle-ready mentality and intimidating presence combined to make him a unique threat to every member of the WWE roster. He successfully stood tall against celebrated WWE Superstars, including The Undertaker, Kane, Big Show, John Cena and Shawn Michaels. And he was the last man standing in a 20-Man Battle Royal on SmackDown in 2007 that allowed Khali to realize his dream of becoming World Heavyweight Champion.

Success in the WWE ring led to notoriety away from it for Khali, whose sizable achievements made him a national hero in India. He frequently has appeared on screens of all sizes from Bollywood to Hollywood, which includes prominent acting roles in the feature films “The Longest Yard” (2005), “Get Smart” (2008), and “MacGruber” (2010), in addition to guest star appearances on the NBC series “Outsourced” and the Disney Channel series, “Pair of Kings.”

Khali eventually retired in November 2014 to return to India and train aspiring WWE Superstars, but he returned at WWE Battleground 2017, helping WWE Champion and fellow countryman Jinder Mahal escape the match Khali himself pioneered, the Punjabi Prison.

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