IND vs NZ, 3rd Test: India's star batter Virat Kohli was spotted dancing to the hit Bollywood song 'My name is Lakhan' on the first day of the third Test match against New Zealand in Mumbai. It should be noted here that the New Zealand skipper won the toss and chose to bat first on the first day, where the Kiwis suffered a top-order batting collapse during the first session.

The Indian cricket fans were having a great time while supporting the Rohit Sharma-led side as they were also seen singing and dancing. A video went viral where a few fans were singing the famous Bollywood chartbuster 'My Name is Lakhan'.

In that video, two fans were happily seen singing the song while watching the match. They also pointed the camera towards the field, where Kohli was seen dancing and thus kept the fans entertained.

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Washington Sundar takes two wickets in 1st session

At the same time, the Indian team management made just one change to their playing XI for the ongoing Test match, where Mohammed Siraj replaced Jasprit Bumrah, who was suffering from viral flu. Meanwhile, the Kiwis brought back Matt Henry and Ish Sodhi in the playing XI, who had replaced Tim Southee and Mitchell Santner.

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The Tom Latham-led side had a shaky start as Akash Deep dismissed Devon Conway by LBW for scoring four runs off 11 balls. After his dismissal, Will Young was the new batter and both he and Latham then built a partnership of 50 runs and helped the team bounce back. Sundar ended this partnership by dismissing Latham for 28 runs. He also got Rachin Ravindra out for scoring just five runs off 12 balls and it was the third consecutive time in this series, where he dismissed him.

Before lunch, the Kiwis were 92/3 in 27 overs, where Will Young and Daryl Mitchell were in the middle. After lunch, they stitched a partnership of 50 runs for the fourth wicket as Young scored his eighth half-century in the longest format.


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