Ravi Shastri’s picture with Maria Sharapova goes viral

Ravi Shastri’s picture with Maria Sharapova goes viral. Former India head coach Ravi Shastri has been enjoying a vacation in the United Kingdom following his commentary duties at the recently concluded T20 World Cup. During his trip, the legendary cricketer attended both Wimbledon and the British Grand Prix (BritishGP).

While at these events, Shastri met tennis legend Maria Sharapova. He posted a photo of their encounter on social media, where he praised Sharapova’s talent on the court and referred to her as a fashion icon.

Ravi Shastri’s X post goes viral

During his visit to the UK, the legendary cricketer attended Wimbledon and the British Grand Prix (BritishGP). He met tennis legend Maria Sharapova and shared a photo of them together on social media, praising her talent on the court.

“Great to bump into the gorgeous @MariaSharapova. Did wonders for the game of Tennis for the sheer Quality and Style she brought to the court. A Fashion Icon,” Shastri wrote on X.

The post quickly gained popularity, going viral on X (formerly known as Twitter), and garnered over 12,000 likes within just a few hours. Shastri’s vacation highlights, particularly his meeting with Sharapova, have captured the attention of fans and followers on social media, demonstrating his continued influence and popularity in the sports world.

The warm reception to his post underscores the widespread admiration for both Shastri and Sharapova, celebrating their achievements in cricket and tennis, respectively.

Ravi Shastri’s thoughts on “classy” Tennis at Wimbledon

Shastri shared his experience of watching high-quality tennis up close, noting that Wimbledon exudes a unique class. He remarked on how the crowd at Wimbledon is distinctly different from those at football or cricket matches.

” Fantastic, I mean it just oozes class, I’ve been coming here for more than 30 years now, on a pretty regular basis whenever I’m in England in the summer, it’s been fabulous, there’s just something about this tradition, there’s history, it exudes class, like I mentioned, this quality, the vibes are different, the crowds are different, it’s a lot softer than football or cricketing crowds but it’s quality,” he told Star Sports.

Shastri also talked about the Indian players participating in Wimbledon and shared an anecdote about when he first watched Wimbledon in 1982.

“Leander Paes and Mahesh Bhupathi did it for years, Vijay Amritraj did it before that, in fact, the first time I ever came into the Wimbledon was in 1982, when Connors won it and Vijay brought us in and he took us into the dressing room, he took Sunny and me into the locker room, as they say, not the dressing room and met Jimmy Connors at that time and I’ve been coming ever since,” he added.

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