Twitter Post Viral: Shikar Dhawan Post Going Viral TROLLED on Mohammad Rizwan

Shikar Dhawan Post Going Viral TROLLED on Mohammad Rizwan: Shikar Dhawan is the well known Indian Cricketer for the cricket enthusiasts, and fans.

He never failed to amaze the audience with his sense of humor on Social Media. Shikar entertain the audience or fans, and come under “zero haters club” of Athletes.

The tweet that he had shared on twitter about pakistan wicket keeper batsman Mohammad Rizwan who is running between the wickets had gone viral.

“Kabaddi Kabaddi Kabaddi”: Shikhar Dhawan Post on Twitter Goes Viral

Pakistan has completed the four match T20I series against New Zealand out of five match series, and pakistan has not even won single match out of 4, in the recently concluded 4th T20I match.

Mohammad Rizwan has made 90 runs knock which was helped pakistan to score 158 runs.

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But pakistan lost the game. While Mohammad Rizwan was playing the game in the third T20I, there is a scene that was happened, Rizwan took a short run against New Zealand.

Senior Indian Opening Batter Shikar Dhawan took X(formerly twitter) and shared a post on January 19, friday, he shared Rizwan’s short run up photo by adding a caption of “Kabaddi, Kabaddi, Kabaddi” #shortrun.

While taking a short run, he didn’t touch the crease, so a short run was awarded to his credit. and the video on this going viral on the internet.

Look into the post and video that was going viral.

Kabaddi Kabaddi Kabaddi😃😄#shortrun pic.twitter.com/4nKUeTNevi

— Shikhar Dhawan (@SDhawan25) January 19, 2024

pic.twitter.com/udb1sKPvy1

— Nihari Korma (@NihariVsKorma) January 17, 2024

Shikar Dhawan was out of action since 2022. This 31-year old has led three T20Is in the 2021 season. Dhawan has opened up on his painful snub that,

“When my name was not there (for Asian Games), I was a bit shocked. But, then, I was like they have a different thought process, you just have to accept it.

I have not spoken to any selector (about my future) and kept going to NCA to enjoy my time there.

The facilities are great. NCA has shaped my career, and I am grateful for it.”