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Rohit Sharma Shares Sweet Moment With Shreyas Iyer After T20 Mumbai League Final

Rajgeeta Yadav

Rohit Sharma spotted with Shreyas Iyer [Source: @rushiii_12/X.com]Rohit Sharma spotted with Shreyas Iyer [Source: @rushiii_12/X.com]

Cricket fans were excited to see Rohit Sharma at the T20 Mumbai League 2025 final, played at Wankhede Stadium between SoBo Mumbai Falcons and MSC Maratha Royals.

Led by Siddhesh Lad, the Maratha Royals defeated Shreyas Iyer’s SoBo Falcons by five wickets to win the title. This was Iyer’s second heartbreak this year, he also lost the IPL 2025 final with Punjab Kings.

Shreyas Iyer Gets Awarded By Rohit Sharma 

After the match, a cute moment between Rohit Sharma and Shreyas Iyer won hearts. In a video shared online, Rohit was seen presenting the Runners Up award award to Iyer. The two shared a warm handshake and smiled at each other, showing their close friendship.

Shreyas Iyer Gets Awarded By Rohit Sharma [Source: @rushiii_12/X.com]Shreyas Iyer Gets Awarded By Rohit Sharma [Source: @rushiii_12/X.com]

Rohit and Shreyas have played together for Mumbai and Team India. Over the years, they’ve built a strong bond and are often seen joking around both on and off the field.

Maratha Royals Win A Close One Against Falcons

Batting first, SoBo Mumbai Falcons got off to a rough start. They lost both openers early and were 72/4 after 12 overs. Captain Shreyas Iyer scored 12 runs. But Mayuresh Tandel (50*) and Harsh Aghav (45*) saved the innings with a strong 85-run partnership, helping the team finish at 157/4.

In response, Maratha Royals chased the target smartly. Chinmay Sutar led the way with a steady 53, while Awais Khan smashed a quick 38. The team had strong partnerships throughout the innings.

Just when it looked like an easy win, Falcons’ spinner Kartik Mishra took two wickets in one over, including Awais and Chinmay, bringing some drama to the end. But with seven runs needed from the final over, Rohan Raje hit a boundary and sealed the win with four balls to spare.