Pant and Pooran Light Up Social Media with Musical Chemistry

A heartwarming moment of interaction between the Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) squad has taken social media by storm. Shared on X (formerly Twitter) by the official handle of LSG, the clip shows West Indian aggressive batsman Nicholas Pooran singing hit Bollywood number "Tere Sang Yaara" from movie "Rustom." Resistant to solemn moments with the clip is Indian wicketkeeper-batsman Rishabh Pant, who can be heard enjoying Pooran's rendition, smiling and apparently adding at some point.

The clip went viral in seconds, and thousands of comments, retweets, and likes poured in from the waiting audience to witness this moment of cross-cultural harmony within the IPL squad. Pooran, who was a fire-cracker fielder, also showcased his off-field amiable personality and his apparent fondness for Hindi music. Pant, who was recovering from his recent illness and preparing for the IPL season, was spotted looking calm and smiling, which endeared him to the fans even further.

Someone get him a Bollywood contract please 😂🎙️ pic.twitter.com/1p8Sv6A7zq

— Lucknow Super Giants (@LucknowIPL) April 13, 2025

This is a humorous twist presenting the good camaraderie and esprit de corps which cannot be avoided with IPL teams because players with disparate backgrounds assemble to play together. The video relief from competition on the pitch reveals the familiarity and fraternity with which the players associate off the field.

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Some of the fans witnessed Pooran's wonderful Hindi rendition and savored the warm and comforting atmosphere at LSG camp. The friendship between Pant and Pooran, being both the star players of the team, increased the enthusiasm further among the LSG fans for the next IPL season. This viral clip is the living proof of the bonding potential of music between the ordinary man and the strong bonding that is formed between the cricket fraternity all over the world. It has indeed left the viewers holding their breath waiting for such a peek into the social life and interactions of their cricketers.