Watch: Glen Philips’ amazing dance skills on Shahrukh Khan’s ‘Jhome Jo Pathan’ song
Days after his heroics against Rajasthan Royals, Sunrisers Hyderabad star Glen Philips was seen dancing to a famous Bollywood song. The Kiwi Superstar displayed his skills in Shahrukh Khan’s ‘Jhome Jo Pathan’ […]
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May 10, 2023 1:29 pm
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Days after his heroics against Rajasthan Royals, Sunrisers Hyderabad star Glen Philips was seen dancing to a famous Bollywood song. The Kiwi Superstar displayed his skills in Shahrukh Khan’s ‘Jhome Jo Pathan’ song. After registering an amazing victory against the Rajasthan Royals, SRH had a week off.
In the meantime, the team organised an event to celebrate their performance in the league till now. In the same event, Philips showcased his dancing skills. Star India batter Mayank Agarwal shared a video of Philips dancing to Pathan’s title song. “What a legend!! @glenphillips236″, Agarwal captioned the clip.
Notably, while chasing 215, Philips came out to bat when SRH were in deep trouble. They needed 44 runs off 18 balls to win the game. The real show began in the 19th over when Glenn Phillips hammered three straight sixes and one four to drastically transform the game with a knock of 25(7). Later, Abdul Samad concluded the game with a last-ball six to help the team win by four wickets.
Happy to get out on the top: Glen Philips
After his amazing performance, Glen Philips reacted to his innings. He said that he is disappointed to not finish the game. He said, “It was a situation where it was going to go one of two ways. Happy to get out on top of this one. We are all here to do our job, this is what the team needed today. Fantastic for it to pay off, and I had so much fun today out there.”
Speaking about his dismissal, Philips expressed regret and also admitted that the team was lucky that the last ball was a no-ball. He said, “That was the ball I should have hit the most, I was disappointed the actual slot ball didn’t go over the fence. I felt I left a lot out there with 17 needed off the final over, but then Samad did what he did and obviously, we got that little bit of luck with the no-ball.”
