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Abhi to party shuru hui hai for Sania-Shoaib

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Colombo: We have seen players going wild and ripping their shirts off after a win and also celebrating it on the social networking websites. But this is an unusual celebration.

Tennis queen Sania Mirza, who has recently won Wimbledon celebrated Pakistan’s comprehensive victory against Sri Lanka in the third ODI by recording a Dubsmash video with her husband Shoaib Malik and other players.

Both Sania and Shoaib tweeted the video rocking it out to popular hit ‘Abhi Toh Party Shuru Hui Hai. Shoaib Malik tweeted, “when bae comes to watch you play…Abhi to party shuru hoi hai. With lots of love from @Mirzasania and I from Columbo.” Sania Mirza tweeted the video with this message, “Celebrating the win with @realshoaibmalik #irfan #ehsan #bilal #mukhtar #babar #brad

Yuvraj Singh, who himself is quite active on Twitter reacted to the video by saying that the two could be great athletes, but terrible dancers. He tweeted, “@realshoaibmalik @MirzaSania such outstanding players! But terrible dancers.”

The celebration video also included, Muhammad Irfan, Ehsan Adil, Babar Azam, Mukhtar Ahmed in the background. 

 

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