Ravindra Jadeja trolls Shikhar Dhawan on Gabbar’s latest horse riding Insta video

Indian opener Shikhar Dhawan has been doing a wide variety of activities in these days of lockdown to kill his time. Otherwise a busy cricketer, Dhawan has taken up varied hobbies such as cooking, dancing, singing, and much more in these difficult times. To add to that varied list, Dhawan was recently seen riding a horse. He posted a video of him riding a horse on Instagram. His India teammate and another passionate horse rider Ravindra Jadeja responded to the video by pulling his leg.

Shikhar Dhawan turns to horse riding

Delhi born southpaw Shikhar Dhawan recently posted a video on the popular social media platform Instagram, where he can be seen riding a horse. He posted the video with the caption:

“Teaching Zoraver the joy of horseback riding He enjoyed the time spent with his new friend”

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From a lot of his Instagram posts it is very much clear that Dhawan is making maximum use of these unprecedented times to spend quality time with his family. He quite frequently keeps his fans updated about his life in quarantine through his social media posts. Apart from horse riding, he was involved in teaching dancing and singing to his son Zoraver and also tried his hand at TikTok and household work.

Ravindra Jadeja trolls Shikhar Dhawan

Fans seemed to be impressed with Dhawan’s new hobby as it was evident from the excitement and praise they showed in the comment section. But the one comment that stood out was the one posted by Dhawan’s India teammate and star Indian all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja.

“Tu chala raha hai ya apne aap chal raha hai (You are riding or it’s running on its own),” commented Jadeja.

Jadeja knows far better than anybody else when it comes to horses and horse riding. He has a wide variety of horses in his farmhouse and his love for those is quite evident from his earlier social media posts.

Both these premier India cricketers will be itching to get back to the field. But as per BCCI president Sourav Ganguly, chances of national team’s practice session resuming before August is very slim.

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