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Ever since the world of cricket took a back seat amid global lockdown, Australia’s star opener David Warner has been extensively uploading hilarious videos on social media, notably, Tik-Tok.
Warner also took the ‘Switch’ challenge with wife Candice, where he can be seen wearing his batting gear along with the Australian jersey and then switches to a leotard, rowing a kayak in his imagination.
At first, it was a viral video of him dancing to the tunes of a hit Bollywood number, with his daughter. Warner then broke the internet with his dance moves with wife Candice on a famous Telugu track.
The Sunrisers Hyderabad captain received a substantial amount of reception from his teammates, namely Chris Lynn, who asked him for a time-out session for discussion, saying ‘we need to talk’.
Now, his teammate Pat cummins reacted to his hilarious videos during an interaction with his IPL franchise, Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR).
“You won’t see me doing that but good on him. He’s always high energy and he does have a funny side to himself, so I think you have seen it coming out in the few videos, ”Cummins commented when asked about Warner’s videos.
“But I’ll tell you what, if we can back on tour and he’s trying to put me into the leotard to fit in the video, I am not going to yes,” Cummins added.
“You would be worried if he brings a leotard to tour,” asked the interviewer. To which the fast bowler replied “Yeah, that’s a good point. I’ve probably will. “
Have y’all been watching @ davidwarner31‘s #TikTok videos? 🕺🔥
We asked @ patcummins30 if he would join him. Check out his response 😂#DavidWarner #PatCummins #Cricket #HomeVideos #Quarantine #FridayFeeling #KorboLorboJeetbo #KKR pic.twitter.com/VVDT4H2eya
– KolkataKnightRiders (@KKRiders) May 1, 2020
Cummins made his way back to his old franchise, KKR, after a successful stint at the Delhi Daredevils (DD), now Delhi Capitals (DC).
KKR had to shell out a whopping sum of INR 15.50 crores to retain his services, thus, headlining the auctions taking place in December 2019.
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