Watch: Virat Kohli’s ‘Bhangra’ moves go viral while celebrating Ishan Kishan’s double hundred against Bangladesh

Team India locked horns with Bangladesh in Chattogram for the third and last match of the ongoing series. However, they lost the series already by losing both games in the series earlier. So, it was a dead rubber where the home side were looking for a clean sweep while India were looking to avoid it.

In the second match, Rohit Sharma got injured. Therefore, Ishan Kishan got the opportunity in the final playing XI. Speaking of the match, Litton Das won the toss and asked India to bat first. For them, Ishan Kishan and Shikhar Dhawan came out to open the innings. Then, Ishan Kishan managed to score a double century. Now, a video has gone viral where Virat Kohli was seen doing the ‘Bhangra’ dance to celebrate that massive feat. 

Here is the shared video:

Fastest 200 in ODIs and a little dance by Kohli ♥️@ishankishan51 #BANvIND #fastest200 pic.twitter.com/kUD9g0DzmW

— Aquib Siddiqui (@AquibZain) December 10, 2022

Ishan Kishan scored a double hundred while Virat Kohli also smashed a hundred in the third ODI

Speaking of the video, the incident took place in the 35th over. Ishan Kishan was batting on 199* runs. Mustafizur Rahman was bowling for the home side. On the last delivery of that over, Ishan Kishan managed a single and notched up his maiden double hundred in ODIs. The young batter was in a jubilant mood after scoring that double hundred.

Then, Virat Kohli was also seen coming toward him to congratulate him. During that time, Kohli was seen doing some ‘Bhangra’ dance steps to celebrate that massive achievement. It was all smiles between Ishan Kishan and Virat Kohli. Speaking about his innings, Ishan scored 210 runs off 131 balls, including 24 fours and 10 sixes. 

He managed to score the fasted double hundred in men’s ODI history. Then, Virat Kohli also smashed his 72nd international century off 85 balls. Now, he has surpassed the former Australian batter, Ricky Ponting (71 tons). Finally, he got out for 113 runs off 91 balls, including 11 fours and two sixes. They both put up a solid partnership of 290 runs for the second wicket against Bangladesh.