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Rishi Sunak’s Post From Wankhede Features Father-In-Law Narayana Murthy

Rishi Sunak’s Post From Wankhede Features Father-In-Law Narayana Murthy

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Mumbai: Former United Kingdom Prime Minister Rishi Sunak attended the fifth and final T20I match of the series between India and England at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai yesterday. Infosys chief and Mr Sunak’s father-in-law, Narayana Murthy also attended the match. The 44-year-old also shared a couple of words with Suryakumar Yadav and Jos Buttler, the skippers of the respective sides ahead of the game. Taking to X, Rishi Sunak said that it was a tough day for England, but congratulated Team India for their massive win in the final T20I.  He also had a special mention to his father-in-law, along with whom he watched the match.  Tough day for England at the Wankhede but I know our team will come back stronger. Congratulations to Team India on the win. Despite the result, it was an honour to meet @josbuttler and @surya_14kumar before the match and a pleasure to watch the cricket with my father-in-law. pic.twitter.com/m2nzQbFujG — Rishi Sunak (@RishiSunak) February 2, 2025 India, led by Abhishek Sharma’s all-round performance, secured a historic 150-run victory …

India vs England Live Score, 5th Test Day 3: Jasprit Bumrah, Kuldeep Yadav to restart proceedings as IND look to extend lead | Cricket News

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On Day 2, India took another step towards turning a good series win to a great one — 3-1 looks a day away from being 4-1. India would finish at 473/8, leading by 255 runs. (PTI) Dharamsala Test manages to turn sleepy after India bat on, England can’t bowl them off India had crossed 400, the lead was close to 200, the Barmy Army trumpeter had started playing Bollywood tunes and England’s hopes were fading. Suddenly on the public address system, the DJ would make Bon Jovi blare: “Take my hand, we’ll make it, I swear … Whoa oh, Livin’ on a prayer.’ The American rocker couldn’t inspire the English on the field. Just then Zak Crawley, the sweeper guarding the cover fence having an ordinary day on the field, let one more sneak through the legs and conceded a boundary. England was living on a prayer for sure, but no one was ready to swear that they would make it. (READ MORE) Source link