From MS Dhoni's extreme 'mohawk' to KL Rahul's 'cornrows' - Unusual hairstyles donned by Indian cricketers

'What next ??' was the caption KL Rahul had given after he posted a photo with his new hairdo. 

The hairstyle came when he was playing against the West Indies in Miami. He decided to go bold and get neat braids across his head like cornrows.

 

 

 

 

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When has Hardik Pandya failed to impress fans? Known as the Indian 'Russell', the all-around was playing against Sri Lanka in the 4th ODI in 2017 when his hairstyle became the talk of the town.

Pandya had revealed that it was his teammate Shikhar Dhawan who had run a trimmer across the right side of his head. Instead of freaking out, Pandya said it's ok' and stuck on with the half-head of hair.

MS Dhoni is one cricketer who has experiment with his hair the most. From his long locks to his short crew cut, the former Indian skipper in 2013 was in the news for his punk-style Mohawk.

During the Champions League Twenty20 tie, the Chennai Super Kings (CKS) skipper had sported a funky Mohawk for his franchise against South Africa's Titans.

From his long hair to his crew cut to even his original curly hair, India all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja also experiments with his hair.

So when the cricketer took to Twitter and shared his new look with fans, they loved it. The all-rounder had picked up a thumb injury in the tour of Australia which kept him out of action. 

"Forget the rules, if you like it, wear it. #creatyourownstyle #dresswell," Jadeja had captioned the image on Twitter.

Forget the rules, if you like it, wear it. #creatyourownstyle #dresswell pic.twitter.com/ChCY5bClHj

— Ravindrasinh jadeja (@imjadeja) March 4, 2021

The latest addition to the list of players with funky hairdos is a young gun, Shubman Gill. The man suddenly posted photos of him with a buzz cut and not just that he went blonde. 

 

 

 

 

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