Preity Zinta Celebrates Punjab Kings’ Victory with David Warner in ‘Pushpa’ Style – WATCH

The electrifying atmosphere at the Maharaja Yadavindra Singh International Cricket Stadium in Mullanpur was nothing short of celebratory, as the Punjab Kings (PBKS) marked a memorable first match at their new home venue. In an exhilarating display of cricket, PBKS emerged victorious over the Delhi Capitals (DC) in a nail-biting finish that had fans on the edge of their seats.

Chasing a competitive score of 174/9, set by the Capitals primarily through a standout performance by Abhishek Porel, the Kings paced their innings brilliantly to reach the coveted mark in 19.2 overs. It was the dynamic Sam Curran who lit the fuse with a stellar 63 runs, while Liam Livingstone, remaining not out, complemented the chase with a vital 38* runs.

The victory was sweet for PBKS, and no one was more ecstatic than the ever-enthusiastic co-owner Preity Zinta. Her joy was quite contagious as she was spotted celebrating the win with the popular ‘Pushpa’ step, alongside none other than the Delhi Capitals‘ opener, David Warner.

This delightful interaction was captured and shared on Delhi Capitals’ official Instagram handle, giving fans a glimpse of the camaraderie that exists off the field. Warner, known for his social media antics and love for entertaining dance moves, joined Zinta in the revelry, reflecting the spirit of the sport that goes beyond fierce competition.

PBKS captain Shikhar Dhawan, after leading his team to triumph, expressed his satisfaction with his team’s overall performance and the win against the Capitals. The synergy within the team, the strategic execution of their skills, and the support from the local crowd all culminated in a perfect start to PBKS’s IPL 2024 campaign at their new venue.

The blend of intense cricketing action and light-hearted off-pitch moments like Zinta and Warner’s ‘Pushpa’ step makes the Indian Premier League a truly unique spectacle. As the season progresses, fans can look forward to more such instances of sportsmanship and entertainment, both defining the essence of the game and its celebration in India.