Former New Zealand captain Kane Williamson shared a bright moment with Dinesh Karthik during 100 2025. Kane Williamson, while playing for the London Spirit, gave the presenter a strange handshuce during the post -match section, and the video quickly went viral in social media platforms.
London Spirit won its second win of hundred, defeating Trent Rockets by 21 runs on 14 August. Williamson, who had struggled in the first three fixtures, returned with a significant knock. The batsman scored 45 runs in 32 balls including six borders and one six, so that his side could be guided for a very important victory.
Watch: Kane Williamson’s strange handshake with the presenter
Kane Williamson was involved in a fun moment during the presentation after the match of the hundred 2025. When Kane was interacting with the presenter, Dinesh Karthik joined him and exchanged a friendly handshake with the New Zealand batsman.
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As the discussion wrapped, Williamson spontaneously arrived to join hands with the presenter, who was holding a mic and notes. He opted for touching a light elbow, making a slightly strange gesture yet entertaining.
Everyone on the playful exchange, including Williamson, in Splits, and the clip quickly went viral on social media, in which fans fell in love with the moment.
Watch video of the same by a user on Instagram below:
Kane Williamson anchor London’s spirit for 162/5 against Trent Rockets
The London Spirit asked for a total of 162/5 in its 100 balls to bat at Lord’s. He recovered from David Warner’s early disadvantage, scoring just 6 runs off 5 balls. Jamie Smith scored 52 runs in 34 delivery, including two fours and four sixes.
Smith and Kane Williamson scored 73 off 45 balls for the second wicket. Williamson scored 45 runs out of 32 balls, with six borders and one six. His partnership set the tone before dismissing the tone into quick succession.
Middle order continued the speed, Ashton Turner scored 16 runs and Oli Pope remained unbeaten at 17 with just nine balls. Finally quick run helped Spirit post a competitive total to challenge Trent Rockets.
Marcus Stoinis fights a loan battle due to the reduced 21 runs of Trent Rockets.
Trent Rockets began chasing a high note, with Tom Banton and Joe Root added the inaugural stand of 73 runs from 52 balls. However, he lost control after his dismissal, and the required run rate started climbing soon.
Mid -order collapsed under pressure, lost four wickets in just 14 delivery. The fiery short ball of Jamie Overton forced Tom Alsop to hurt the nose of bleeding. Richard Glison hit Max Holdon and Adam Hos, deepening the fall.
Marcus Stoinis scored 35 runs with 22 balls, including four sixes, but did not get support at the other end. He recorded 2/17 figures with the first ball. Their efforts were wasted as the rockets were limited to 141/6, the first defeat of the season reduced 21 runs.
Openers Tom Botan and Root in their reply closed the London Spirit for a strong start, putting 73 for the first wicket, but Marcus Stoinis, who broke the four sixes, was the only other batsman to make an impression.
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