Remember the guy who pretended to make a call from his phone after dismissing Shikhar Dhawan a while ago?

His name is Tabraiz Shamsi, and he has now switched to magic tricks to celebrate dismissals.
Tabraiz, who plays for Paarl Rocks in South Africa’s Mzansi Super League, pulls out his handkerchief and turns it into a ‘magic wand’ – the videos of which are understandably going viral on the internet now.
Most recently, it was after getting the wicket of David Miller who plays for Durban Heat.
Tabraiz Shamsi – The Magician-Cricketer 😳 pic.twitter.com/yidyKldWvq
— Mrutyunjay Mohanty (@MartianTapu) December 5, 2019
tabraiz shamsi: part time cricketer – full time magician? 💫pic.twitter.com/xXuiejvzSE
— N (@yourstruly49_) December 5, 2019
Tabraiz Shamsi’s celebration. This is some crazy stuff. pic.twitter.com/keMDKefw0M
— Mazher Arshad (@MazherArshad) December 5, 2019
WICKET!
— Mzansi Super League 🔥 🇿🇦 🏏 (@MSL_T20) December 4, 2019
A bit of magic from @shamsi90 🎩
#MSLT20 pic.twitter.com/IxMqRYF1Ma
Tabraiz Shamsi wtf man 😲
— ᗩᑕE ΛB (@Abineshviper) December 4, 2019
When asked about the same, Tabraiz said he loves to entertain people on the field and it becoming a magician was a childhood dream of his.
I have always been fascinated by magic and different tricks. From the age of about 15 or 16, I wanted to become a magician as it was a hobby of mine. Entertaining on the field is just my way of taking the pressure off myself and being able to enjoy things. I feel like when I am myself, I am able to play my best cricket.
