Birmingham: The Indian team took to the field on Tuesday to play the first ODI match against England (ENG vs IND) at Edgbaston. Mahendra Singh Dhoni (MS Dhoni) was present in the audience to watch that match. But Mahi was not alone, his wife Sakshi and Kriti Sanon and according to various reports her boyfriend Kabir Bahia were also present.

Mahendra Singh Dhoni has been in England for quite some time now. He was also seen in the India vs England T20 match at Trent Bridge on his birthday. Once again the legendary captain was seen with his wife on the field today. But as Dhoni’s presence caught the eye, so did the presence of Kriti Shannon and Kabir. Earlier, Kabir and Kriti were seen with the Dhoni family at various events. Even a couple of years ago christmasAnd they spend together.

Kabir, a businessman by profession, is the son of a well-established and wealthy London family, Kabir’s father Kuljinder Bahiya owns a famous travel agency, called ‘Southall Travel’. According to sources, the total property of this family is more than 400 million. This Kabir is again heard as a distant relative of Sakshi Dhoni. This Kabir is nine years younger than Kriti. However, there were rumors of Kriti’s relationship with him for several days. However, Kriti never wanted to say anything about it publicly. However, after the two were seen together once again in Edgbaston, speculation about their relationship increased.

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On this day, in the presence of Dhoni in the match, the first victory of the tour was achieved Indian team. Even though his birthday saw the team losing by a huge margin, Dhoni did not have to witness anything like that on this day. Akshar Patel performed flawlessly with bat and ball. After taking four wickets with the ball, he won the team with an innings of 57 runs unbeaten with the bat. On the other hand, Shubman Gill also played an innings of 80 runs. However, Gill, who retired with a muscle strain, will raise concerns in the Indian camp.





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