Sara Tendulkar cheers for Shubman Gill during India Vs Bangladesh World Cup match, fans ask: 'Are they back?'

Cricketer Shubman Gill's resilience and determination stood out as India emerged victorious against Bangladesh in a thrilling World Cup encounter at the Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium. This feat not only earned him praise from fans but also from a very special spectator – Sara Tendulkar, daughter of legendary cricketer Sachin Tendulkar.

Gill, who missed initial World Cup games due to dengue fever, made a significant impact during the match against Bangladesh.

Shubman Gill's Heroics, Sara Tendulkar's Cheers

India, chasing a target of 257 runs, started strong with skipper Rohit Sharma leading the charge. However, in the seventh over, bowled by Hasan Mahmud, Gill found his rhythm and struck a boundary, displaying his prowess on the field.


Sara, rumoured to be dating Gill, visibly thrilled by his performance, was caught on camera joyfully clapping and celebrating the moment from the stands. This heartwarming sight quickly went viral, captivating fans across social media platforms.

While the pair has kept their relationship private, Sara's presence at the stadium fueled speculations, with fans teasing Gill on social media and some even questioning whether the duo is back.






Despite the rumours, both Gill and Sara have remained tight-lipped about their personal lives.

Spectacular Innings

Meanwhile, Gill’s contribution to the team's victory was indeed noteworthy. With five centuries in ODIs in 2023, including a remarkable double hundred against New Zealand, Gill has solidified his position as a key player in the Indian cricket team.

Before the Bangladesh match, he was just 67 runs away from reaching 2,000 runs in ODIs. If he achieves this milestone against Bangladesh, he will become the fastest batter to reach 2,000 ODI runs, surpassing Hashim Amla's record in just 37 innings.

India's bowling attack also played a crucial role in restricting Bangladesh to a modest total of 256-8 in 50 overs. Despite the early loss of all-rounder Hardik Pandya due to an ankle injury, India's bowlers, led by Kuldeep Yadav and Ravindra Jadeja, showcased their expertise, stifling Bangladesh’s batting efforts.

Tanzid Hasan's dazzling maiden fifty and Litton Das' resilient innings were notable, but India's bowlers managed to contain the opposition effectively.

In the end, it was Virat Kohli’s exceptional century, his 48th in ODIs, that guided India to victory. Kohli's masterful innings and the collective efforts of the Indian team ensured their unbeaten run in the World Cup, making fans across the country proud.