[VIDEO] David Warner Shows His Pushpa Dance Moves To Dharamshala

David Warner, the flamboyant Australian opener, has captivated the cricketing world with his incredible batting skills against the thrilling background of the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2023. At the Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium in Dharamsala, Warner put on a show that left spectators and experts alike in amazement.

David Warner’s start at the World Cup wasn’t quite smooth. Australian fans were worried about his form after his first three innings yielded scores of 41, 13, and 11. Warner’s toughness and determination, however, shone through as the competition went on.

Warner scored 163 runs against Pakistan in the fourth game of the World Cup, showing the world his true ability. Together with his fellow Australian Mitchell Marsh, he put up a record-breaking 259-run stand. Warner’s fortunes in the competition drastically improved after this remarkable display.

Warner’s ingenuity didn’t end there. In the next game, against the Netherlands, he continued his consistent performance by scoring 104 runs. His two consecutive brilliant performances cemented his reputation as a top-tier batsman worldwide.

Australia and New Zealand are facing off against each other at Dharamshala at the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023

[VIDEO] David Warner Shows His Pushpa Dance Moves To Dharamshala

David Warner and his opening partner Travis Head dazzled the crowd with their spectacular batting showing in the most recent match against New Zealand. Warner’s fifty off just 28 balls against the New Zealand bowlers was a fantastic feat. Head, meanwhile, hit fifty off of only 25 balls, proof of the domination of the Australian opening partnership.

Warner had already scored two straight centuries and was in prime position to make it three in a row. Fans were waiting with bated breath for him to reach the century mark so they could see his famous celebration from the film “Pushpa.”

Warner came heartbreakingly close to hitting the century mark but ultimately fell short. He was out after scoring an impressive 81 runs off of 65 balls, including five fours and six sixes. Warner honoured his movie-inspired celebration in front of the crowd when he was fielding in the second innings at the Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium.

David Warner was getting closer to the crowd when the DJ started playing the lilting theme song from the film ‘Pushpa’. Warner, giving in to the loud crowd’s encouragement, performed the classic Pushpa dance.