WATCH: Virat Kohli celebrates Tom Latham's wicket with funny dance during CT 2025 final

Virat Kohli celebrated Tom Latham's wicket with a funny dance during the Champions Trophy 2025 final. The star player grooved to his dance moves and enjoyed the advantage India had at the time of Latham's dismissal. Fans went nostalgic and remembered the time when Virat danced in the white coat after India won the Champions Trophy in 2013.

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Ravindra Jadeja bowled a good delivery and left Latham plumb with an LBW dismissal. As the umpire raised the fingers, the Indian camp celebrated the dismissal. Kohli was ecstatic and displayed it with a funny dance. He looked towards the fans in the stands and enjoyed the moment alongside them. The video went viral on social media in no time.

Watch Virat Kohli celebrating Tom Latham's wicket here -

White Coat Me Same Dance Chahiye Aaj Virat Kohli Bhai 😀#INDvsNZpic.twitter.com/JsteeAAb37

— Sir BoiesX (@BoiesX45) March 9, 2025

Fans were reminded of one of the popular dance moves Virat pulled off in the past. When India won the Champions Trophy 2013 by beating England in the final, he pulled off a popular dance move while lifting the title. He danced the hook step of 'Gangnam Style' which was highly popular at the time.

Virat Kohli scores a solitary run before getting dismissed in the Champions Trophy 2025 final

Fans wished to see Virat dance similarly after winning the Champions Trophy 2025 final. Unfortunately for Virat fans, there was a shocker as the star batter was dismissed early in the final against New Zealand. Michael Bracewell got rid of the experienced batter as he got the ball to turn hugely into Virat's pads.

Kohli could not read it, and the ball struck his pads plumb. Despite Virat taking a review, the decision did not change, as three reds confirmed his dismissal. After getting India across the line in the semifinal against Australia, Virat could not shine in the final against the Kiwis.

India was handed a double blow by their opponents. After India got a good start, thanks to a good opening partnership between Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill, a blinder of a catch from Glenn Phillips pulled NZ back into the game. One brought two, as the Blackcaps got rid of Gill and Virat in a quick succession.