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#2 Sreesanth dancing in the middle of the pitch
The first Test of India's tour of South Africa in 2006 will be remembered forever for two big reasons. First, it was India's rare Test victory over South Africa in their home and second for the famous dance of Sreesanth.
India dominated the hosts reducing them to 84 all-out in the 1st innings. India who were batting on 219/9 in the 2nd inning had swelled the lead to 384 and Sreesanth was at the crease. In the heat of the moment, the bowler, Andre Nel tried to sledge Sreesanth who was on strike. The Indian pacer took it as a challenge and hit the very next ball for a long six over the bowler's head.
The South African looked embarrassed and didn't say a word but Sreesanth had something up for him. The pacer came down to the middle of the pitch to show off his dancing skills, whirling the bat in circles.
