'Burrah': Chris Gayle Is Proud To Be Part Of Kings XI Punjab And It Shows In His 'Bhangra'

IANS, 31 Jan, 2018 12:17 PM

Chris Gayle is happy to be part of Indian Premier League franchise Kings XI Punjab, if we are to believe the video posted by him on Instagram. The video shows Gayle performing a 'Punjabi' dance after winning a bet with his teammate Andre Russell.

Gayle took to Instagram and wrote," @ar12russell is back but not with a bang after running into the Universe Boss! He said he was gonna dance when hit me for a 6 but it was the other way around...this is one of the dismissal today with the Punjabi dance ??

@ar12russell is back but not with a bang after running into the Universe Boss! He said he was gonna dance when hit me for a 6 but it was the other way around...this is one of the dismissal today with the Punjabi dance 😊. #Kings vs #Kkr 🤣😂 #Gothim

A post shared by KingGayle 👑 (@chrisgayle333) on Jan 30, 2018 at 7:47pm PST

"This Knight Rider player can't beat a Punjabi man," said Gayle after engaging in a fun-filled banter with Russell.

West Indies batting superstar Gayle was picked up by Kings XI Punjab for his base price of Rs 2 crore at the IPL Player Auction held on Sunday.

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