Team India Wins, but Sunil Gavaskar’s Dance Steals the Headlines – Why?

Sunil Gavaskar’s Dance Steals the Show: Eleven players of the Indian team on the Dubai ground have given the whole country a golden moment to drown in celebration. This victory is special because the fans were heartbroken by the continuous defeats. But everyone became crazy about the cricket played by Rohit’s platoon in the tournament to win the Champions Trophy title. This is the reason why everyone’s heart was filled with joy when Team India became the champion. Former legendary Indian batsman Sunil Gavaskar could not control himself, and he was seen dancing like a child in the middle of the field. Gavaskar’s tremendous dance at the age of 75 is going viral on social media.

Gavaskar’s children’s dance goes viral

A video is spreading like wildfire on social media. In the video, Team India is seen dancing with the trophy after becoming the champion. Along with the Indian players, Sunil Gavaskar is also seen dancing on the field like a child. The joy of victory is visible on Gavaskar’s face. Everyone on social media is surprised to see Gavaskar dancing like this at the age of 75.

Team India also celebrated with great enthusiasm

With the four coming from Ravindra Jadeja’s bat, the players of the Indian team came on the field and started celebrating. Jaddu was seen doing Gangnam dance with Arshdeep and Harshit Rana, while Kohli-Rohit were seen playing dandiya with the stumps. Every player present on the field celebrated this historic victory in his unique style. Team India achieved the target of 252 runs given by New Zealand in the title match by losing 6 wickets.

In the final match, captain Rohit Sharma’s bat came out with brilliant innings of 76 runs in 83 balls. At the same time, Shreyas Iyer played an important inning of 48 runs. In the final overs, KL Rahul held one end and remained unbeaten after scoring 34 runs. In bowling, Varun Chakravarthy and Kuldeep Yadav’s spin magic worked wonders, and both took 2-2 wickets each. Under Rohit’s captaincy, the Indian team has become the first team in the world to win the Champions Trophy title three times.