Warner's dance boomed in Pakistan: The audience was getting bored with the slow game in the Rawalpindi Test, when the Australian opener did the Bhangra, the applause erupted.

The first test match played between Australia and Pakistan in Rawalpindi ended in a draw. The match was so boring that only 14 wickets fell in five days' play. From fans to cricket experts are criticizing the lifeless pitch, but amidst all this, a funny incident happened on the ground on the last day of the match.

Australian player David Warner started doing the Bhangra on the ground itself, removing the boredom of the audience. The crowd applauded and enjoyed their dance moves. This video of Warner dancing is going viral on social media and fans are very much liked by it.

Imam and Shafiq were batting

Pakistan scored 252 runs in their second innings without losing a wicket. Opener Imam-ul-Haq scored a century in both the innings of the match. At the same time, second opener Abdullah Shafiq scored the first century of his Test career. During the partnership of these two, it was clear that there would be no result of the match. So to entertain the bored audience, Warner started doing the Bhangra.

Warner is also a star on social media

David Warner is also famous for his entertaining videos on social media. He is often seen imitating the action of South Indian films. Warner played for Sunrisers Hyderabad in IPL for a long time. So they seem to imitate more dance moves of Telugu films.

Australia tour of Pakistan after 24 years

The Australian team has gone to Pakistan after 24 years. Three Tests, three ODIs, and one T20 match will be played between the two countries. Earlier in 1998, the Australian team toured Pakistan. Mark Taylor was then the captain of Australia. Australia won the three-Test series 1-0.