Pakistan cricketer’s style moves at the Wagah Border; WATCH VIDEO

Wagah is a village located within union council 51 in Wagha Tehsil of Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan. The town is famous for the Wagah border ceremony and also serves as a goods transit terminal and a railway station between Pakistan and India.

 Pakistani cricket team attended the flag-lowering ceremony at the Wagah Border today where fast bowler Hassan Ali showed off his signature style before the Indian crowd.

The cricket team attended the ceremony after their training camp for the England tour ended at the Gaddafi Stadium Lahore.

The landmark parade, which is attended by hundreds of visitors from both sides of the border, was turned even more captivating today after, medium pacer and unarguably the most enjoyable cricketer joined in and thrilled the crowd as well as the guards with his renowned trademark style moves that are repeatedly seen on the cricket grounds.

The 24-year-old went on with his gestures to the sound of spectators chanting patriotic slogans.

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Following the visit, the cricketer took to Twitter to post a selfie with Pakistani flag along with the caption: 

Always stay high like a moon mera Pakistan ?? Shukariyaa Pakistan pic.twitter.com/rdZYrWWatS

— Hassan Ali (@RealHa55an) April 21, 2018

The team captain Sarfraz Ahmed later revealed that the excursion was for rejuvenating purposes to increase the energy before they depart for England the next day.

He also stated that the team is looking forward to their first ever test match with Ireland on May 11th before facing England in a two-test series on May 24th and June 1st.

Pakistan Test team visit Wagah border for the flag lowering ceremony pic.twitter.com/Nj7WqHLNAE

— PCB Official (@TheRealPCB) April 21, 2018

Meanwhile, BSF has confirmed that they will lodge a protest with Pakistan Rangers as according to protocol, the ceremony is to be conducted only by the BSF on the Indian side and Rangers on the Pakistani side and no public person can interfere in the parade.