Virat Kohli Pulls Out ‘Naagin’ Move During IND vs BAN Test In Chennai — WATCH

Virat Kohli once again stole the limelight with his light-hearted on-field actions as he pulled out the 'naagin' during the IND vs BAN Test, Chennai. The video of the same has gone viral. Watch here.

Virat Kohli's 'naagin' move during the IND vs BAN Test at Chennai goes viral.

Source : PTI and X/ @mufaddal_vohra

Virat Kohli is known to be a live wire in the field during a cricket match and he stood up to the expectations again in the ongoing India vs Bangladesh Test at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai. On Day 3 of the IND vs BAN Test, Kohli once again stole the limelight by his on-field actions as the former Indian captain seemingly teased the opposition team by pulling off the ‘naagin’ move, something that has been known as a victory gesture by the Bangladesh team over the years.

Bangladesh team have on various occasions pulled out the ‘Naagin’ dance while celebrating their wins in the past. While Kohli did not imitate the full-fledged dance moves, some fans are of the opinion that his gesture was to mock the Bangladesh team. Notably, Bangladesh are on the cusp of a test defeat at the hands of India.

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The video of Kohli doing the ‘naagin’ action has gone viral on social media sending the fans into frenzy.

Watch the Virat Kohli’s ‘naagin’ move video below:

Virat Kohli doing Naagin move. 🤣👌 pic.twitter.com/KItTsI2oEO

— Mufaddal Vohra (@mufaddal_vohra) September 21, 2024

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Coming to Team India's play, with help of a century from the bat of Ravichandran Ashwin in the first innings and then Rishabh Pant and Shubman Gill in the second innings, India set the massive target of 515 runs. Chasing the mammoth total, Bangladesh did better than the first innings as they ended day 3 on 154-4, but even that doen't look enough to defeat the dominant Indian side at home.