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Virat Kohli, Anushka Sharma request friends not to ask for World Cup 2023 tickets
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October 4, 2023
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2:23Now PlayingIt seems like Anushka Sharma and Virat Kohli are looking forward to the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 but would like to avoid the distractions of ticket requests from friends and acquaintances. In a playful exchange on Instagram, Virat Kohli requested his friends not to ask him for World Cup tickets and suggested that they enjoy the tournament from their homes. Virat wrote, 'As we approach the World Cup, I would humbly like to let all my friends know to not request me for tickets at all through the tournament. Enjoy from your homes pls'. Anushka Sharma joined in on the fun by reposting Kohli's message and added that she won't be able to help if Virat doesn't respond to messages about tickets during the World Cup. Anushka also took to her Instagram and wrote, 'and let me just add ... please don't request me to help if your messages get unanswered. Thank you for your understanding'. It appears that both of them want to stay focused on the tournament without being inundated with ticket requests. Meanwhile, Kohli was recently seen rushing back to Mumbai for a hot minute, citing "personal reasons".His quick Mumbai visit came amid reports that Anushka and Kohli were expecting their second child. While the couple has not officially announced the good news, several reports went viral that Baby No 2 is on the way for them, and that the actress is already in her second trimester. For more news and updates, stay tuned to ETimes.
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