Mahabharata 8.65.8

8.65.8

sanāgapattyaśvarathe ubhe bale vicitravarṇābharaṇāmbarasraje |
cakampatuśconnamataḥ sma vismayādviyadgatāścārjunakarṇasaṃyuge || 8 ||

Both the armies consisting of cars and elephants and steeds and foot-soldiers, all equipped with beautiful armour and ornaments and robes and weapons, and those also that were in the welkin, were inspired with fear upon beholding that encounter of wonderful aspect between Arjuna and Karna. Others among the spectators, filled with joy and uttering leonine shouts, raised their arms, waving their fingers or the pieces of cloth they held, when Arjuna rushed against the son of Adhiratha, from desire of slaughter, like one infuriated elephant rushing against another.