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Parents-to-be Athiya Shetty and KL Rahul serve couple goals, gaze at each other lovingly in new pics | Bollywood

Parents-to-be Athiya Shetty and KL Rahul serve couple goals, gaze at each other lovingly in new pics | Bollywood

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Mar 12, 2025 07:20 PM IST Athiya Shetty flaunted her baby bump in a series of new pictures. KL Rahul smiled and held her close. Check out the new post. Athiya Shetty and KL Rahul will soon become parents. The actor announced her pregnancy a few months ago in November. Now she has dropped a series of new pictures with KL Rahul, where they were seen holding hands and smiling. (Also read: Athiya Shetty shows off her baby bump as she cheers for KL Rahul’s match-winning performance in Champions Trophy final) Athiya Shetty and KL Rahul shared a bunch of pictures together. Athiya and KL Rahul’s latest post Athiya and KL Rahul dropped beautiful new pictures in a joint Instagram post on Wednesday evening, where she flaunted her baby bump. In one the pictures, she was seen holding him close as they lied down on the sofa. Athiya wore a light yellow outfit, while Rahul opted for a white tee and a pair of jeans. In another picture, Athiya was seen giving a forehead kiss …

‘I just wish Rohit Sharma had won this in Lahore’: Ajay Jadeja on India’s Champions Trophy 2025 triumph | Cricket News

‘I just wish Rohit Sharma had won this in Lahore’: Ajay Jadeja on India’s Champions Trophy 2025 triumph | Cricket News

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Former India cricketer Ajay Jadeja said had India won the Champions Trophy in Pakistan, it would have been an even more special win, beyond just the sports for the Men in Blue. India beat New Zealand in the final of the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 at the Dubai International Ground on Sunday night and speaking on the Dressing Room show, the former India captain, Jadeja said, “I was just wishing that if India had won this in Lahore, it would’ve been even better. It would’ve been a victory beyond just the sport.” He also praised all the fans around the world for turning up for the global tournament. Story continues below this ad “Shoutout to the fans as well because every player that I’ve talked to who’s been there, they’ve enjoyed being there. The people of Pakistan have also come out in numbers. Their team didn’t do as well as they would’ve liked, but they’ve still kept that thing, and it’s been a happy moment and a great tournament,” he added. Meanwhile, swing king Wasim …

Ravindra Jadeja after hitting the winning runs in Champions Trophy final

Ravindra Jadeja after hitting the winning runs in Champions Trophy final

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Team India star all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja said that he bats at a position in One-Day cricket where he gets a chance to become ‘either a hero or a zero’ after Men In Blue’s emphatic win over New Zealand on Sunday. India thumped the Kiwis by four wickets in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 final at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium to lift their second ICC trophy in as many years. India also won the T20 World Cup 2024 in the USA and the West Indies and this cup is India’s first ODI major trophy in the last 12 years after the 2013 Champions Trophy win. “Mera number aisa hai ki kabhi hero ya kabhi zero banane ka chance hota hai (My batting number is such that I’m either a hero or a zero at the end of the game). Luckily, Hardik and KL batted really well in the last 10 overs and stitched a crucial partnership. It was not easy to score runs in the middle but credit goes to both of them as they …

Sadhus And Saints In Ayodhya Celebrate The Victory Of Team India In Champions Trophy 2025

Sadhus And Saints In Ayodhya Celebrate The Victory Of Team India In Champions Trophy 2025

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Rohit Sharma says he’s ‘not going to retire from this format’ after India win Champions Trophy

Rohit Sharma says he’s ‘not going to retire from this format’ after India win Champions Trophy

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India captain Rohit Sharma cleared the air on his rumoured retirement plans by telling journalists at the post-match press conference that he has no plans to retire. “One more thing: I’m not going to retire from this format. Just to make sure that no rumours are spread moving forward,” Rohit Sharma said at the end of the press conference on Sunday after he had guided India to its third Champions Trophy title. Thanks to a 76 from him at the top of the innings, India chased down New Zealand’s 252-run target with an over to spare and four wickets in hand. In the previous games, Rohit Sharma had been losing his wicket after getting starts for India as he tried to bully the opening bowlers of opposition teams. That approach clicked on Sunday in the final, when India needed it to work the most. https://t.co/T8SDDlnVfL pic.twitter.com/Wliat5NOjr — Devendra Pandey (@pdevendra) March 9, 2025 https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js Story continues below this ad “I did the same thing today (as I did in previous games). I wanted to score …

How Glenn Phillips has defied gravity for 3rd time in Champions Trophy

How Glenn Phillips has defied gravity for 3rd time in Champions Trophy

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IND vs NZ Final Champions Trophy 2025: “We kind of expect that from Glenn.” That was New Zealand captain Mitchell Santner reaction in the post-match presentation when he was asked about Glenn Phillips’ ability to take sensational catches on the cricket field. That sure maybe the case, but every time he pulled off a stunner during the ICC Champions Trophy, Phillips made jaws drop, even though it’s become habitual for him. If there is a cricketer in the world at the moment who can make it to a playing XI purely on his athleticism in the outfield, it is Phillips. The 28-year-old, who did gymnastics at school growing up, is also training to be a pilot. “I’ll probably fly for close to four or five hours most days,” Phillips, who has a flight simulator in his room, told BBC Sport. “The other day I did Bahrain to Dubai.Sometimes I’ll do Heathrow to Manchester, other days Auckland to Christchurch. It really depends on what is floating in my boat for the day.” And boy can he …

Champions Trophy 2025: Rohit Sharma hits first fifty in 9th ICC final appearance | Cricket News

Champions Trophy 2025: Rohit Sharma hits first fifty in 9th ICC final appearance | Cricket News

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Eight years on since a three-ball duck in the 2017 Champions Trophy final against Pakistan, India captain Rohit Sharma made amends by scoring his first half-century in an ICC tournament final during the 2025 Champions Trophy summit clash against New Zealand in Dubai on Sunday. The 37-year-old Rohit waltzed to his half-century in only 41 balls as India motored past 50 within eight overs of a 253-run chase against New Zealand. FOLLOW LIVE: IND vs NZ Champions Trophy Live Blog Playing in his 9th ICC tournament final across formats and 18 years, Rohit went past the half-century mark for the first time, bettering a 31-ball 47 against Australia during the 2023 ODI World Cup final against Australia in Ahmedabad. Story continues below this ad Rohit, who went past the 11,000-run mark in ODIs recently and smashed his 32nd ODI century against England last month, has had an iffy run in the tournament in the four previous outings. Despite his starts, Rohit fell for scores of 41, 20, 15 and 28 in the league stage and …

How India caused spin choke in the Champions Trophy final

How India caused spin choke in the Champions Trophy final

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IND vs NZ Final Champions Trophy 2025: This was a chokeslam, like how Undertaker would grab the scruff of his opponents’ neck and slam them down. But India’s new spin quartet – Kuldeep Yadav, Ravindra Jadeja, Axar Patel and Varun Chakaravarthy – did it in the most non-violent way possible on a hot afternoon in Dubai. That the four spinners, ever since they came together during the group fixture against New Zealand a week back, were going to weave their magic seemed like a given even before Sunday’s Champions Trophy final. By the end of the first innings – where NZ managed 25/17 – they had every bit lived up to that billing. But to do so, they had to overcome the most challenging of tasks that confronted them on this trip. Except Steve Smith in the semi-finals, none of their opponents in the tournament have tried to go hard against India’s spin attack. So once their seamers – Mohammed Shami and Hardik Pandya – gave way to the spinners, they have effortlessly tightened the …

Rohit Sharma equals Brian Lara’s record for consecutive tosses lost

Rohit Sharma equals Brian Lara’s record for consecutive tosses lost

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IND vs NZ Final Champions Trophy 2025: Rohit Sharma, with his 12th straight toss loss, equalled former West Indies captain Brian Lara for losing the toss the most consecutive matches in men’s One Day Internationals. Rohit equalled the unwanted record as Mitchell Santner called it right and said New Zealand will bat first in the ICC Champions Trophy final. As the call fell in favour of Santner, Rohit had a wry smile on his face as he stepped aside for the NZ captain’s chat with Ravi Shastri. The last time India won a toss in men’s ODIs was in the semifinal of the 2023 World Cup against New Zealand at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai. The toss-loss streak of 15 for India is already the longest in this format for countries, with the second worst streak among teams belonging to the Netherlands at 11. IND vs NZ Final LIVE Cricket Score, Full Scorecard: Watch Here Story continues below this ad “We’ve been here enough, batted first and bowled first, don’t really mind batting second,” Rohit …

Shawn Mendes honors Virat Kohli and dons number 18 jersey; gives special shoutout to Indian team ahead of Champions Trophy final

Shawn Mendes honors Virat Kohli and dons number 18 jersey; gives special shoutout to Indian team ahead of Champions Trophy final

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Shawn Mendes captivated the audience with his debut performance at Lollapalooza in Mumbai on March 8. Famous for chartbusters like Stitches and Senorita, the singer embraced Indian culture in a heartfelt way. As a tribute, he donned Indian cricket icon Virat Kohli’s number 18 jersey while performing, delighting his fans. Flaunting his jersey to the cheering crowd, Shawn Mendes said, “India, I know you have a big, important cricket game tomorrow. Good luck. I hope everything goes well for you.” His special shoutout to India’s cricket team was a tribute to their upcoming ICC Tournament final against New Zealand, scheduled to be held today (March 9) in Dubai. Before his Lollapalooza performance, Shawn Mendes was seen exploring the streets of Mumbai. The Señorita singer visited the bustling Colaba Causeway market for a shopping spree with his team. Numerous photos and videos of his outing surfaced online, quickly going viral across social media platforms. Reflecting on his experience, Shawn Mendes expressed that the past three days had been among the most magical of his life and described the visit as …