Bollywood actress Shraddha Kapoor and cricketer Shreyas Iyer have ignited speculation of a potential romantic connection after both stars recently began following each other on the popular social media platform Instagram.
The unexpected move caught the attention of fans and followers, leading to widespread speculation and chatter across various social media platforms.
As news of their mutual Instagram follows surfaced, netizens were quick to delve into the possibility of a budding romance between the two celebrities.
‘Are they secretly dating?’ questioned one of the fans. ‘Ahmm… Ahmm… something is definitely cooking between the two,” wrote the other.
Shraddha Kapoor, known for her versatile acting prowess and charismatic on-screen presence, boasts a significant following on Instagram, where she frequently shares glimpses of her personal and professional life with her fans. On the other hand, Shreyas Iyer, the talented cricketer renowned for his impressive performances on the field, commands a substantial following of his own on the platform.
While neither Shraddha nor Shreyas have made any official statements regarding the nature of their newfound social media connection, the development has sparked curiosity and intrigue among their respective fan bases. Followers of both celebrities have been abuzz with speculation and excitement, eagerly awaiting further updates or clarifications regarding their relationship status.
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Sunil Gavaskar opines on Shreyas Iyer’s BCCI central contract snub
In his column for the Mid Day, legendary Sunil Gavaskar expressed his views on Iyer’s fitness and exclusion from the BCCI annual contract for 2023-24 season.
“He did miss the quarter-finals [of the Ranji Trophy 2023-24], but that was also the time he had informed the team management of his inability to play the third Test match [against England] due to some pain in his back if he batted for some length of time.
“However, the trainers at the NCA certified that his markers were clean and they found him fit to play. That seemed to have gone against Iyer. Threshold of pain is an individual thing and no trainer can judge that,” wrote Gavaskar.
