MELBOURNE: Australian commentator, Michael Slater has mistakenly addressed actress Anushka Sharma as Indian vice-captain ‘Virat Kohli’s wife’ during the final day of the third test between India and Australia.
Relationship status of Virat and Anushka is still unrevealed as the duo clearly rejected to publicise their privacy it before anyone despite being caught together on various occassion.
Slater surprised everyone when he was caught on voice saying Anushka as Virat’s wife. However, the Aussie commentator immediately realised his mistake and re-described the actress as Virat’s ‘fiancee’
It is noteworthy to mention here that Virat had blew a flying kiss towards his Anushka present in the stadium Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) during the match.
Earlier, Cricket-Bollywood rumoured lovebirds Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma were caught while paying a silent tour of Australia for spending time together on Christmas and New Year 2015’s celebrations.
If media report said to be believed than the Bollywood’s blockbuster queen Anuskha Sharma and her alleged cricketer boyfriend Virat Kohli were silently reunited again in Melbourne to celebrate Christmas and New Year in Australia, pinkvilla.com reported on Friday.
It should be mentioned here that Virat was already present in Australia for India-Australia cricket series where Anushka Sharma has also landed amid enjoyment of recently released flick ‘PK’ touching peaks of popularity.
The picture was clearly providing evidence that the duo was not liking to be snapped by the photographer sabotaging their secrecy reportedly taken when the couple was returning to the hotel very late at night.
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