WATCH: Shubman Gill’s rumoured girlfriend Sara Tendulkar cheers for India in ODI World Cup clash against Bangladesh

Cricket fans received a delightful surprise as Sara Tendulkar, the daughter of the legendary Indian cricketer Sachin Tendulkar and rumoured girlfriend of India’s cricket star Shubman Gill, was seen enthusiastically supporting the Indian cricket team at Mumbai’s iconic Wankhede Stadium. 

The stadium buzzed with excitement as Sara’s presence graced the stands during India vs. Sri Lanka match on November 2. Sri Lanka won the toss and elected to bowl, setting the stage for a thrilling encounter. While Sara’s relationship with Gill remains unconfirmed, her attendance ignited a social media debate, with many speculating her presence to support her rumoured beau and adding intrigue to the match.

Watch the video here:

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Sara was also spotted clapping and cheering whenever Gill hit a boundary. However, what caught the most attention was her reaction when Gill missed his well-deserved century by 8 runs. She was stunned to see Gill depart after scoring 92 runs, however, she appreciated his knock by giving a standing ovation.

Brilliant batting performance by Kohli and Gill

Interestingly, this is not the first when Sara has been spotted cheering for Gill in the stands. During, India’s match against Bangladesh, which was played in Pune, the 26-year-old attended the match to extend her support for the Men in Blue and of course for Gill as well. 

Talking about the match, India were asked to bat first, however, they didn’t start well as they lost their in-form opener and skipper Rohit Sharma in the very first over of the match. But it was the 189-run stand between the star duo Virat Kohli and Gill which set the foundation for a big total.

Both batted brilliantly from the start in the middle overs while keeping the impressive run-rate as well. However, neither of them could smash a century as Gill departed on 92 runs while Kohli dismissed for 88 runs. India are currently 340/6 in 48 overs at the time of writing.