New Zealand World Cup Finalist Shows Off Dance Moves to Bhojpuri Song, Check Out the Viral Video

New Delhi: New Zealand's cricket sensation was recently spotted dancing to the tunes of popular Bhojpuri songs in Nepal, showcasing the global appeal of Indian music. The infectious energy of Bhojpuri songs is undeniable, captivating audiences worldwide. The Kiwi cricketer couldn't resist grooving to the beats, proving once again the universal love for Bhojpuri music.

In fact, the star cricketer from New Zealand performed a stunning stage-breaking dance to the songs of Bhojpuri superstar Pawan Singh in Nepal. The video of this player’s dance has gone viral on social media, and you won’t be able to resist watching it!

This is cold

– James Neesham dancing to Bhojpuri songs in Nepal! ❤️ pic.twitter.com/kMbCX2yXuT

— ICC Asia Cricket (@ICCAsiaCricket) December 22, 2024

James Neesham said️

“I have played in many of the world’s top leagues, but the NPL crowd and Nepali hospitality are truly the best..!!” ❤️ pic.twitter.com/TNm8nithvQ

— ICC Asia Cricket (@ICCAsiaCricket) December 21, 2024

This Kiwi Player Grooves to ‘Jila Top Lagelu’

We are talking about New Zealand’s star all-rounder, James Neesham, also known as James Neesham. A video of James  Neesham has gone viral on social media, where he can be seen grooving to Bhojpuri superstar Pawan Singh’s famous song *‘Jila Top Lagelu‘*. The video was captured during a celebration at the Nepal Premier League (NPL). It’s worth mentioning that James Neesham recently participated in the Nepal Premier League (NPL) tournament.

Janakpur Bolts Win NPL Title

It is worth mentioning that James Neesham had played for Janakpur Bolts in the NPL, and the Janakpur Bolts team became the winner of the first season of the Nepal Premier League (NPL). The NPL 2024 final was held on Saturday, December 21. In the title clash, Janakpur Bolts, led by captain Asif Sheikh, defeated the Sudur Paschim Royals team by 5 runs to claim the first-ever NPL title.

At 34 years old, James Neesham has played league cricket all around the world, but playing in the Nepal Premier League (NPL) left him elated. Neesham openly expressed his excitement about this on social media.