World Cup 2023: Kiara Advani-David Beckham Talk To Each Other During IND Vs NZ Semi-Final Match, See Viral Pic

It was a double whammy for Team India at Wankhede stadium as not only thousands of fans thronged to witness the World Cup Semi Finals between India and New Zealand but also because several stars like Rajinikanth, Anushka Sharma, John Abraham, Ranbir Kapoor and others took out time from their hectic schedule to cheer for the blue jerseys. Among them was also Kiara Advani and legendary footballer David Beckham. As we skim through viral social media posts, one that features Kiara and David Beckham sitting together has been doing the rounds.

One of the X(formerly Twitter) handle going by the name Sidharth Malhotra FC shared a couple of pictures on their handle. In one of the snaps, Kiara and David can be seen talking to each other, while watching the match along with hubby and actor Sidharth Malhotra right next to her. Another picture shows Sidharth Malhotra, Kiara Advani and David Beckham standing and clapping for Team India. The post was shared with the caption,”Candid moment of @SidMalhotra and @advani_kiara with #DavidBeckham, Akash Ambani and @hardikpandya7 during India vs New Zealand semi final world Cup match at Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai today! # SidharthMalhotra #KiaraAdvani #SidKiara #INDVSNZ #CWC2023 #IndiaVsNewZealand.”

The highly anticipated ICC World Cup 2023 semi-final showdown between India and New Zealand was truly a spectacle at Mumbai’s Wankhede Stadium.

Rohit Sharma won the toss and opted to bat in the semi-final. Virat Kohli, who got out at 117 off 113 balls, has now surpassed Sachin Tendulkar’s record for the most runs in a single World Cup, going beyond Tendulkar’s 673 runs from the 2003 World Cup. The 35-year-old Kohli also clinched his century by scoring a two off fast bowler Lockie Ferguson. He faced 106 balls, hitting eight fours and a six, breaking the record of 49 ODI hundreds that he had shared with Sachin Tendulkar.

In response, New Zealand put up a spirited fight despite losing both their openers early on to the wicket-hungry Mohammed Shami. Kiwi skipper Kane Williamson, along with the centurian Daryl Mitchell, gave India a bit of a scare with a 181-run stand before Shami, who joined the Indian camp midway, returned in the 33rd over to hand New Zealand a double blow in the form of Williamson and Tom Latham. Mitchell, who build a partnership with Glenn Philips (41), perished for 134 to Shami in the 46th over sealing the fate of the Kiwis.