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India and New Zealand will clash in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 final at Dubai International Stadium. Anushka Sharma supports Virat Kohli. India aims for another ICC trophy.
Anushka Sharma cheers for husband Virat Kohli at the Ind Vs NZ match.
Cricket fans worldwide are in for an exciting showdown as India and New Zealand prepare to face off in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 final. This highly anticipated match will be held at Dubai International Stadium, a venue known for hosting memorable encounters. As both teams take to the field, the stakes are immense—India seeks to continue its dominance and add another ICC trophy to its collection, while New Zealand aims to overcome its final jinx and achieve a historic victory.
Meanwhile, Anushka Sharma is in the stands to support her husband, Virat Kohli, as he plays in the crucial match. She has been present during his games to cheer him on. Sporting a denim-on-denim look, Anushka wore an oversized denim shirt paired with denim pants featuring subtle embroidery. She was spotted today watching the cricket match live and waving from the stands, showing her support. Check out the post here:
Anushka Sharma attended the first semi-final of the ongoing ICC Champions Trophy to watch Virat Kohli play against Australia at the Dubai International Stadium on March 4. Seated in the VIP stands, the Bollywood actress cheered for the Men in Blue, who notched a dominant win in the knockout clash to reach the final. After India won the semi-final by four wickets, Virat Kohli was named the Player of the Match for his impactful 84-run knock.
Weeks back, in a thrilling Group A match of the 2025 Champions Trophy held on February 23, in Dubai, India secured a decisive six-wicket victory over arch-rivals Pakistan with Virat Kohli being the star performer.
Choosing to bat first, Pakistan scored 241 runs, with key performances from Saud Shakeel (62) and Mohammad Rizwan (46). India successfully chased down the target in 42.3 overs, thanks to Virat Kohli’s unbeaten century and Shreyas Iyer’s solid 56, securing India’s second straight win in the tournament.
