England Womans' bowler Alexandra Hartley does the IPL dance

The 11th edition of the Indian Premier League has already given few last over thrillers this season. The cash-rich league enjoys a great fan following all around the world. The social media remains to buzz throughout the day which becomes more intense, funny and what not.

Cricketers who are not featuring in the IPL or the former players of the franchises keep cheering for their side on Twitter and Facebook. The commentators of the tournament continue to voice their opinion on these platforms throughout the matches. The IPL has seen women commentators as well. Likes of Anjum Chopra, Lisa Sthalekar, and Isha Guha has been part of the IPL commentary.

Women cricketers around the world to follow the Indian Premier League passionately as they keep talking about their favorite player as well as the teams in the IPL. England’s women cricket team was in India to play a T20 tri-series as well as an ODI series.

IPL dance moves from Alexandra Hartley

The IPL started while the ODI series as going on simultaneously. England won the T20 series but the World Champions were beaten by Indian in the 3-match ODI series. 24-year-old Alexandra Hartley, the England bowler to is an ardent IPL fan which one can get to know once they visit the Twitter profile of the player.

Hartley’s teammate Kate Cross took to Twitter where she posted a video of Hartley dancing. Hartley was seen doing the IPL dance moves in the video. One can understand the popularity of IPL with this.

The video: 

Missing the #IPL2018 advert over here but at least I can watch this on repeat everyday @AlexHartley93 ?????? pic.twitter.com/VMEzJwKZpM

— Kate Cross (@katecross16) April 19, 2018

By the looks of Hartley’s profile, one can understand that she really is following the IPL. She had recently praised the innings of CSK skipper MS Dhoni as well as the RCB’s match where Kohli and de Villiers were batting together. She had said that there isn’t a better partnership in world cricket than of Virat Kohli and AB de Villiers.