Virat and Anushka are surely the most loved and talked about couple since they got married last year. The two keep sharing adorable pics together and their pics are always viral.
However, their latest picture together shared by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has left many cricket lovers upset.
Team India led under the leadership of Virat Kohli recently posed for a picture at the Indian High Commission in London amidst the hectic India VS England test series which is ongoing. Joining Kohli for the meet and greet was Anushka Sharma donning a beautiful traditional dress in mint colour.
The picture of the same was shared by the board on the social media which did not go down well with the fans of the gentleman’s game.
Anushka bhabhi bhi squad mein hai kya?? @imVkohli
#TeamIndia members at the High Commission of India in London. pic.twitter.com/tUhaGkSQfe
Vice captain is in last row and First Lady of Indian cricket is in front row. These people giving lecture online few days back. @AnushkaSharma
#TeamIndia members at the High Commission of India in London. pic.twitter.com/tUhaGkSQfe
Is captain wife more important than vice captain? Where are other players wife's? Don't divide team for the sake of captain or Bollywood please
While many quipped asking if Sharma has joined the Indian cricket squad, others snarled at the BCCI for allowing wives to accompany their better half on an official tour. Not just that, many cricket fans pointed out that the Vice Captain of the Test team, Ajinkya Rahane, stood in the last row, on the other hand, Anushka comfortably stood in the front row with no credits to her kitty (with regards to cricket).
Recently, they had an amazing idea of being together despite their hectic work schedules. Reportedly, both have decided to spend 21 days in a year with each other, with no work in between.
Anushka Sharma was last seen having a cameo in Ranbir Kapoor’s Sanju. The diva will be then seen as a lead in Shah Rukh Khan’s ZERO which also stars Katrina Kaif. the film is set to release on December 21 this year.
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