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Pant Sings 'Spiderman, Spiderman' While Keeping During Brisbane Test
India wicketkeeper Rishabh Pant on Monday was heard singing 'Spiderman, Spiderman' song on Day Four of the fourth and final Test against Australia at The Gabba.
The incident happened during Australia's second innings when skipper Tim Paine and Cameron Green were batting at the crease. The video of Pant singing the song was tweeted by a user and it instantly went viral.
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Australia Extends Lead To 276 Against India At Tea
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UAE-Ireland Second ODI Gets A Go Ahead From Authorities
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South African Team Forced Into Last-Minute Charter Flight Dash To Pakistan
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We Let Them Off The Hook A Little Bit: Josh Hazlewood
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SL vs ENG, Galle Test: England 36 Runs Away From Win After Frantic Day 4
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AUS vs IND, Shardul Thakur Keeps Calm, Leads India's Resistance With Bat And Ball
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AUS vs IND: Tim Paine Gets Trolled For DRS Gaffes
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Our Plan Was To Hang In There To Tire Australia Bowlers: Shardul Thakur
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AUS vs IND Gabba Test, Team India's Courage Can Be Described As 'Dabangg': Virender Sehwag
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Bangladesh Call Up Uncapped Trio For West Indies ODIs
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