IPL 2018: Sunil Narine Tries The ‘KKR Taiyaar Hai’ Dance Move But Fails Miserably — WATCH

IPL 2018: Kolkata Knight Riders are currently third in the IPL points table. They have played 6 matches and won 3, losing the rest

By: Ankit Banerjee |
April 24, 2018 5:14 pm

Sunil Narine is a treasure and an asset for Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR), ever since he made his debut for the team back in 2012. He has been instrumental in helping KKR lift the IPL trophy in 2012 and 2014. In 2017, we finally saw the other side of Narine — the batsman — and he was equally destructive. With KKR having begun the 2018 IPL season pretty well, the mood in the purple-gold camp seems to be upbeat. It is a long way to the end and hence celebrating now might be premature, but it seems KKR are in a good space with the new franchise in place.

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Recently, the West Indian mystery spinner was spotted flaunting off his dance moves. Though may not have been great, but he is good enough to get a laugh out of you. The anchor in the video has apparently been handed the task of teaching Narine the ‘KKRHaiTaiyaar’ step. It is a viral video, which introduces the refreshed franchise. In the video, Narine is asked by the anchor to follow her steps. Narine seems to be shy, but he tries it nevertheless. But his move is an epic fail, certainly.

Watch his groove here.

The other side of @sunilnarine24! __ He showcases his dance moves with the #KKRHaiTaiyaar step. _ . . . #KorboLorboJeetbo #KKR #KolkataKnightRiders #Cricket #Twenty20 #T20 #IPL #SunilNarine

A post shared by Kolkata Knight Riders (@kkriders) on Apr 23, 2018 at 10:27pm PDT

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KKR are currently on the third spot in the IPL points table. They have played 6 matches and won 3, losing the rest. They have a long season ahead and the management would be hoping that the mood is upbeat in the camp and the players remain uninjured.