Urvashi Rautela dociera do Australii przed BGT 2024–25, spotyka Sourava Ganguly’ego, zobacz zdjęcia

Ahead of the much-awaited Border-Gavaskar Trophy (BGT), Bollywood actor Urvashi Rautela has arrived in Perth. Earlier linked as Rishabh Pant’s rumoured girlfriend, Urvashi Rautela made headlines by sharing a photo with cricket legend Sourav Ganguly on social media, which quickly went viral. With the excitement for the BGT 2024-25 growing, Urvashi Rautela has sparked excitement among cricket fans and speculations about her presence.

With the picture of herself and Sourav Ganguly, Urvashi Rautela shared a caption that read, “NO CAPTION NEEDED @souravganguly.” 

Urvashi Rautela reaches Australia ahead of BGT 2024-25

Fans link Urvashi Rautela’s arrival with Rishabh Pant

Urvashi Rautela’s arrival in Perth ahead of the BGT 2024-25 has led to rumors about her possible connection to Rishabh Pant. To note, Pant is part of the Indian cricket team playing in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy series. Although neither Urvashi Rautela nor Rishabh Pant have ever confirmed any romantic involvement, their fans are eagerly following their every move.

Urvashi Rautela’s social media post with Sourav Ganguly has generated immense excitement. Now, her presence in Perth has added to the excitement, and fans are eagerly waiting to see if she will be attending the match or meeting up with Rishabh Pant by any chance.

The first Test match between India and Australia will take place at the Perth stadium from November 22 onwards. Indian skipper Rohit Sharma is likely to miss the opening match due to personal reasons. Jasprit Bumrah, the vice-captain of the Indian Test team, is expected to take charge in Rohit’s absence. KL Rahul, on the other hand, is touted to grab the opening slot in the batting line-up. 

The Indian cricket team has already started practicing for the first Test match. The entire group was seen training hard in the nets at the WACA ground. A spot in the World Test Championship (WTC) final will be at stake in the series with both Australia and India likely to go all guns blazing for it. 

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