Akshay Kumar Promotes Sportsmanship, Celebrates Majhi Mumbai’s ISPL Victory with Sachin Tendulkar

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Key Takeaways
- Akshay Kumar emphasizes sportsmanship.
- Majhi Mumbai, endorsed by Sachin Tendulkar, wins ISPL.
- Thrilling match concluded with a close finish.
- High first-wicket partnership set by Srinagar Ke Veer.
- Akshay motivates his team despite the loss.
Mumbai, Feb 16 (NationPress) Renowned Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar's team in the recent edition of the Indian Street Premier League may not have emerged victorious, yet this does not hinder the star from showcasing his sportsmanship.
The actor took to his Instagram on Sunday, posting a picture alongside cricket icon Sachin Tendulkar. He praised the Majhi Mumbai franchise, which is backed by Sachin, for their triumph this season. The team is owned by legendary Bollywood figure Amitabh Bachchan.
In his caption, he expressed, "Catches win matches - Masterclass from the Master Blaster! Congratulations to Sachin, Mr. Bachchan, and the entire Majhi Mumbai team on their success. To my Srinagar Veers, I feel immense pride in the effort we put forth - our day will come."
Majhi Mumbai secured the championship by defeating Srinagar Ke Veer, owned by Akshay Kumar, by three wickets in a thrilling finale as the second season of the Indian Street Premier League (ISPL) concluded. The match took place at the Dadoji Kondadev Stadium located in the Thane region of Mumbai on Saturday.
Majhi Mumbai won the toss and chose to field, after which Big B and Akshay Kumar engaged in a playful Tip-Toe to select their dugouts, with Sachin Tendulkar taking on the role of umpire. Big B also joined in the Majhi Mumbai team huddle, while Akshay was spotted motivating his players in the Srinagar dugout.
The opening pair for Srinagar Ke Veer, Sagar Ali and Akash Tarekar, set a record for the highest first-wicket partnership with 108 runs, despite losing five wickets within just 12 runs, ultimately finishing with a total of 120 runs for 5 wickets, marking the highest score in an ISPL final.
In reply, Majhi Mumbai started strongly, accumulating 25 runs during the power play before losing wickets rapidly, managing to score 64 runs for 6 wickets. Their captain delivered an impressive performance, scoring an unbeaten 22 runs off just 9 balls, including three sixes.