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Urvashi Rautela, Rishabh Pant (Image Source: Twitter)
Urvashi Rautela has been hitting the headlines of late and her recent Instagram post has forced her fans to go crazy over it yet again. The Bollywood actress has been indirectly hitting on Rishabh Pant, and not so long ago, did she wish a mysterious person their birthday on the same day Pant turned 25. Rautela, on October 9, Monday, posted a picture of herself on Instagram and said that she was travelling to Australia following her ‘heart’.
Fans, who speculated that it was to see pant play in the 20-20 World Cup 2022, started trolling her right away. A few of Pant’s fans requested the Bollywood actress to let him concentrate on his game. The southpaw has reached Australia along with the team to take part in the showpiece event in Australia.
Starting from her interview with Bollywood Hungama to her recent post on Instagram, Rautela has been constantly nagging Pant directly or indirectly. A few fans on Twitter started trending her name and came up with memes to troll her for craving attention.
Here’s Rautela’s Instagram post:
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I don't see the X factor in these two that Pant has: Saba Karim
In other news, Karim, the former India selector has backed Pant to retain his spot in the 20-20 World Cup 2022. During an interaction with India News, Karim said that Pant deserved to be in the squad and would remain his first-choice wicketkeeper despite his dismal outings in the shortest format of the game.
“I would still pick Rishabh Pant over Sanju Samson and Ishan Kishan. I don't see the X factor in these two that Rishabh Pant has. Samson is a wonderful stroke player and can retain his place in the team as a batter,” Karim said in an interaction with India News.
“Ishan Kishan hasn't made the most of his chances, which is why he has fallen down the pecking order. Having said that, Pant would be my first choice in both white-ball and red-ball cricket,” the former selector added further.