WATCH: David Warner brings TikTok antics to Rawalpindi; entertains crowd during drab Test

As cricket began to feel drab in the first Test in Rawalpindi against Pakistan, experienced Australian batter David Warner began to entertain the crowds with some of his TikTok antics on Day 5.

With the historic Test match almost certain to conclude in a draw, Warner cut loose and unleashed some of his dance moves on the cricket field, which attracted cheers from the stands.

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) recorded a clip of the same and posted it over their official Twitter handle, with David Warner seen doing his version of ‘bhangra’ – the Punjabi folk dance – on the tunes played at the stadium in-between overs.

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David Warner carried his TikTok moves to the cricket field in Pakistan.

David Warner does Punjabi bhangra at Rawalpindi Stadium

David Warner’s antics warmed the hearts of not just those watching from the stadium but also millions of spectators glued to their television and digital streams for the Rawalpindi Test.

As the Test became an imminent draw, Warner took the entertainment aspect of things into his hands and did what he has amusingly become famous for on TikTok.

The crowd and the camera love @davidwarner31 #BoysReadyHain I #PAKvAUS pic.twitter.com/UWQYAjTLsk

— Pakistan Cricket (@TheRealPCB) March 8, 2022

For those who follow David Warner over social media, especially TikTok, the antics in Rawalpindi would come as absolutely no surprise. The cricketer has been entertaining his fans through song and dance with his family members for a long time now on the social media platforms.

Through this means, he has revealed a different side of him to the one fans had become used to on the cricket field. The ever-aggressive cricketer has paved the way to an ever-smiling personality that sees the funny side of things.

Earlier in this Test match, he was seen laughing off some of the attempts of jeering from the Pakistan bowlers and fielders while he continued his solid first-innings effort of 68 off 114 deliveries.