Virat Kohli showcased his playful side during the fourth ODI between India and New Zealand on Friday, November 13. Known for his aggressive approach on the cricket field, the former India captain has often entertained fans with his humorous personality. This time, his dance moves inside the dressing room caught everyone’s attention.
Before the start of play, Kohli was spotted enjoying a light-hearted moment with his teammates. The star batter was seen dancing and grooving to the music, while Axar Patel, standing beside him, appeared to enjoy the performance. Rohit Sharma was also spotted smiling and enjoying the relaxed atmosphere towards the end of the video.
The moment offered a glimpse of the lighter side of the Indian dressing room ahead of an important ODI encounter.
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India won the toss and elected to field first for the second consecutive match. New Zealand made the most of their opportunity, posting a competitive total of 333 runs. However, India’s chase began in disastrous fashion as Matt Henry produced a sensational opening over.
Virat Kohli in fun mood. 🤣 https://t.co/CrYoHM8Dp3
— Mufaddal Vohra (@mufaddal_vohra) November 13, 2026
The New Zealand fast bowler dismissed Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli and stand-in captain Shreyas Iyer without conceding a run, completing a remarkable triple-wicket maiden. His early strikes left India in deep trouble and handed the hosts complete control during the opening stages.
Henry has enjoyed considerable success against both Rohit and Kohli in ODI cricket. Rohit has scored 57 runs off 71 deliveries against the pacer at an average of 19 and a strike rate of 80.28, while being dismissed three times.
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Kohli, meanwhile, has managed 59 runs from 60 balls against Henry at an average of 19.67 and a strike rate of 98.33. The Indian batting star has also fallen to the New Zealand seamer on three occasions. Kohli began the series in impressive fashion, smashing 74 off just 51 deliveries in the opening ODI. However, his form has dipped since then. He scored only seven runs in the second match before departing for a duck in the fourth ODI. The third game was abandoned due to rain, leaving Kohli searching for another substantial contribution.
