Urvashi Rautela leaves fans guessing with her Instagram story involving Naseem Shah
Urvashi Rautela (source-twitter)
India versus Pakistan encounter always brings fans around the world to a standstill. The game on Saturday between the two teams during Asia Cup 2023 is seeing the same thing. Not only cricket fans but even movie actors and big names from both sides of the border are hooked on the game.
Urvashi Rautela has been in the news recently for her controversy with Rishabh Pant. The Indian film actress has been also known to travel on occasion to watch the team play. Urvashi Rautela was seen during the last Asia Cup which was held in UAE.
At that point of time, there was a sudden link up emerging about her with Pakistani Cricketer Naseem Shah. The actress just like others was watching the epic clash which took place on Saturday at Pallekele stadium.
Urvashi Rautela raises eyebrows with her Instagram story –
India won the toss and chose to bat first against Pakistan in the game on Saturday. Urvashi Rautela took to Instagram and posted a story. In the picture which seemingly was taken in a gym, there was a huge TV with the Pakistani team in a huddle. The focus of the huddle was on Naseem Shah when the picture was taken.
Last year during the Asia Cup 2022 edition there were rumors of a link-up between the Indian actress and the Pakistani pacer. Urvashi Rautela later clarified on Instagram and wrote “A few days ago, my team shared around 11-12 cute fan-made edits without any knowledge of others being involved in them…”
Speaking about the game, India lost captain Rohit Sharma early in the final ball of the 5th over. Shaheen Shah Afridi had the ball coming in as Rohit was late to get his bat down and was bowled. Rohit scored 11 off 22 balls with the help of two fours.
The Indian team had begun well before rain came down at the end of the 4th over. Pakistan opened with Naseem Shah and Shaheen Shah Afridi. The Babar Azam-led side were playing with the same team that played against Nepal. The tournament began with wins each for Pakistan and Sri Lanka.
