Indian opener Shikhar Dhawan has never hesitated to do some bhangra even on the cricket field and on Friday, he shook a leg when the Day 1 play of the fifth Test between India and England was underway at the Oval. After a wicketless second session, India finally made their way back into the game as the bowlers picked six wickets in the post-tea session. With the departure of Alastair Cook on 71, the hosts lost five more quick wickets and happy with India’s comeback, Dhawan danced to the crowd’s tunes.

There were a bunch of Indian supporters right behind where Dhawan was fielding and coincidentally, one of the spectators was carrying a dhol and that was enough to temp ‘Gabbar’ to entertain to the Indian fans.

Watching Dhawan dance, another Punjabi in the commentary box, Harbhajan Singh, who has become a popular face in the English commentary team for Sky Sports, made the English broadcasters dance to his beats- literally. Harbhajan made veteran commentator David ‘Bumble’ Llyod do the bhangra in the commentary box on Friday. Here are the videos of the same:

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#ENGvIND Another amazing day of Test Cricket at the Oval – we even got the legend @shikhardofficial to do some Bhangra to our Dhol. #COTI 🇮🇳

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Bhangra in 20 seconds with @SDhawan25, @harbhajan_singh & @BumbleCricket! 🕺

With @Schroders. pic.twitter.com/1gqIHcVvX4

— England Cricket (@englandcricket) September 8, 2018

Prior to the five-match series, India played Essex in a three-day practice match. On the final day of the Essex game, there were a few people called to welcome the Indian players on the field by playing the drums (dhols). Since a lot of Indian players hail from the Northern side of India, it was a great gesture to make the touring team feel more homely.

WATCH – Dhawan and Kohli Dance Their Way Out To The field

There are two Indian players who have never hesitated from shaking their legs and show off their dance moves whenever there was an opportunity –Dhawan and Virat Kohli. When the Indian team came running out into the field, Shikhar and Virat, who were born and brought up in Delhi, did a few ‘bhangra’ moves in the utmost Delhi-Punjabi style acknowledging the great gesture from the Essex club.