IPL 2020: Kings XI Punjab’s Mohammad Shami's Pictures From The Pool Giving Glimpses Of Marks From Cupping Session Call For Attention
Recently, Mohammad Shami, who is playing for KL Rahul-led Kings XI Punjab posted some pictures from his cupping therapy leaving his fans surprised
Cricket lovers are glued to their Television sets ever since Indian Premier League began from September 19. While some games leave fans biting their nails, a section of fans feel disappointed when their favourite IPL team loses a match. IPL 2020 is currently taking place in Dubai and today we will witness Rajasthan Royal’s Face-off with Virat Kohli-led team Royal Challengers Bangalore. Apart from some tense and fun situation on the pitch, cricketers are keeping their fans updated about their post-match life. Well, thanks to social media. RR scored 156/4 against RCB in Abu Dhabi.
Recently, Mohammad Shami, who is playing for KL Rahul-led Kings XI Punjab posted some pictures from his cupping therapy leaving his fans surprised. Having a gala time in the pool, Shami posted a picture of himself enjoying some time-off. But what captured everyone’s eyes was big black circles on his back. While many were wondering what that could be, previous pictures on his social media hint about him having had a relaxing cupping therapy. Check out the pictures below:
Well, much before IPL began, IPL team Chennai Super Kings team made headlines for all the wrong reasons. It so happened that Suresh Raina announced his exit from the cricket tournament. However later Raina revealed that due to some personal reasons he had made the decision.
Well, Suresh Raina’s exit was followed by Harbhajan Singh, who too had cited personal reasons. Recently, Shah Rukh Khan along with Wife Gauri Khan and son Aryan Khan were snapped at the cricket stadium to cheer for Kolkata Knight Riders. (ALSO READ: IPL 2020: Virat Kohli’s RCB Enjoy Pool Volleyball And Karaoke Night; Captain Kohli’s Bhangra On ‘Dil Le Gayi Kudi’ Is Unmissable-VIDEO)
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