IND vs WI: Shubman Gill and KL Rahul dance, surprise fans with their fun moves

IND vs WI: After recently leveling the five-Test series against England, the Indian cricket team achieved a resounding victory in the first match of the two-Test series against the West Indies. In this Test match played in Ahmedabad, the Indian team completely defeated the visiting West Indies on the third day itself. The West Indies team failed to make any significant impact with either batting or bowling.

Gill and Rahul's Viral Dance Move

On the third day of the match, a fun and interesting scene captured everyone's attention. Indian Test captain Shubman Gill and senior batsman KL Rahul won the hearts of fans by dancing while fielding in the slips. This moment occurred during the first session of the third day, when the Indian bowlers were bowling during the West Indies' second innings.

"Shubman Gill and KL Rahul showing off dance moves in the slips🕺😂!" pic.twitter.com/zrNFgijTMc

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Shubman Gill first demonstrated a fun dance move, which KL Rahul immediately imitated. Both players were waiting for the next ball in the slips while the bowler was taking his run-up. During this brief break, Gill and Rahul entertained the audience with their unique style. This fun moment was captured on camera and quickly went viral on social media. Fans loved the video and praised the fun they had.

Gill and Rahul's explosive batting performance

Shubman Gill and KL Rahul performed brilliantly not only in fielding but also in batting. On the second day, Gill played a brilliant innings of 50 runs off 100 balls, including 5 fours. His innings was crucial in providing stability to the Indian innings. KL Rahul, on the other hand, scored a brilliant 100 runs off 197 balls. This special moment was also significant because Rahul scored a century in a Test match played in India after 9 years. His innings included 12 fours, helping the Indian team post a massive score of over 400 runs.

West Indies' weak batting and bowling

The West Indies team appeared completely under pressure in this match. His batting crumbled against the Indian bowlers, and he failed to make much of an impact with his bowling. His second innings was bowled out on the third day, allowing India to easily win the match.