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[Watch] Anushka Sharma In Rare Outburst As Shreyas Lets Ravindra Go With A Costly Drop

Abhinav Tyagi

Anushka Sharma- (Source:@ScreenGrab)Anushka Sharma- (Source:@ScreenGrab)

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In the ongoing Champions Trophy 2025 final between India and New Zealand at the Dubai International Stadium, the Black Caps are having a tough time as they have lost four wickets for less than 150 runs on the board.

Iyer Drops Rachin Ravindra Inside The Powerplay

The Kiwis won the toss and opted to bat first. Rachin Ravindra and Will Young got off to the perfect start and stitched a fifty-plus run stand for the first wicket. While the seamers were going for runs, Rohit Sharma introduced spin and turned the course of the match. Notably, all the four wickets that fell were taken by the spinners. 

However, India were struggling and panicking when the openers were going strong. Further, poor fielding also added to the wounds. Firstly, Mohammed Shami dropped Rachin Ravindra, and then Shreyas Iyer too hogged the internet after he also gave a lifeline to Rachin Ravindra.

Anushka Sharma Reacts To Iyer's Dropped Catch 

It was a tough chance at the boundary ropes but Iyer has set the bar high with his fielding standards and the entire stadium was shocked with the effort. 

Meanwhile, several dignitaries were also present in the stadium, including the likes of Anushka Sharma, who came to support India and her husband Virat. Further, the renowned actress too stole the limelight after she gave an animated reaction to Iyer's dropped catch. Watch the clip here. 

India Having A Poor Day In The Field

Not just Iyer, but other fielders too have had a poor day in the field as the Men in Blue dropped four-five catches that costed India a big time. The likes of Shubman Gill, Rohit Sharma and Mohammed Shami were the ones who dropped easy catches.

Talking about the ongoing match, New Zealand are 169/5 after 39 overs.