Bowlers uniquely celebrating wickets is not uncommon to the cricketing community, and thanks to Ashley Nurse, everybody witnessed a new celebration, famously named as ‘Babaji Ka Thullu.’

The gesture became the talk of the town when Indian stand-up comedian Kapil Sharma used it in his show ‘Comedy Nights With Kapil,’ but when Nurse brought the celebration out during the Caribbean Premier League (CPL) 2019, it raised many eyebrows.

Nurse was a vital part of the Barbados Tridents’ victorious campaign as he scored 188 runs in 13 matches and picked up four wickets at an economy of 6.90. He picked 2/17 in the finals as well, with wickets being Brandon King and Nicolas Pooran, who in their rights are a pretty dangerous batsman, and King had scored the highest score in CPL history in this edition as well.

Meanwhile, in a recent video uploaded on Twitter, a user tagged Kapil Sharma in the post, and the actor-host reacted, “Hahahaha.”

Here’s the tweet:

Hahahaha 🤪 //t.co/giVkXMBbkA

— Kapil Sharma (@KapilSharmaK9) October 13, 2019

Back in 2018, Nurse himself had e??xplained why ??he took up this celebration.

“Just dedicating the celebration to my Indian friend â€?Sunny Sohal, whom I met at the CPL. He told me when you get a wicket, do a ‘Babaji ka thullu’ or something,” he was quoted as saying by India Today.

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Off-??spinner Ashley Nurse has been ruled out of the upcoming three-match T20I series against India, weakening further the Windies outfit that has struggled on the tour so far.

Nurse picked up a niggle in his shoulder dur??ing the 4th ODI at the Brabourne Stadium in Mumbai. Due to in?jury, he was ruled out of the Windies playing XI for the fifth and final ODI against India in Thiruvananthapuram.

“He (Nurse) is ruled out for the entire tour. I wish him well. Hopefully, he can recover quickly for the next tour,” the Windies skipper Jason Holder said at the toss on Thursday.

Meanwhile, India clinched the ODI? series 3-1 by registering a 9?? wicket win over the visitors in the 5th ODI.

However, ?there is some? good news for the Windies side as the T20 specialists will return to the side for the 20-over format.

The likes of Carlos Bra??thwaite, Darren Bravo, Kieron Pollard, Andre Russell and Denesh Ramdin will be back for the 2016 T20 World Cup winners.

The two sides will next clash in a T20 series with? the first match scheduled to take place in Kolkata on Sunday (November 4).

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