Former Indian cricketer Mohammad Kaif has shared his experience of meeting Bollywood actors Kareena Kapoor Khan and Saif Ali Khan, describing the star couple as “down-to-earth” and “graceful”.Mohammad Kaif on his Instagram handle recalled his interaction with actors during an Indian Street Premier League (ISPL) match and wrote, “Met a very real royal family of Bollywood. Kareena, Saif and Taimur are always so graceful. ”
He also reminisced about his past professional relationship with Saif Ali Khan and recalled a television commercial they appeared in together many years ago. “Me and Saif did a TV ad for Lay’s Chips many years ago. I remember those days, great memories,” he added.Kaif’s post caught the attention of fans, with many praising the warm interaction between the former cricketer and the Bollywood stars. One of them wrote, “Lovely,” while another commented, “Kaif and Saif,” along with heart and fire emojis.Meanwhile, Kareena and Saif attended an ISPL match in Surat and cheered on their team Tigers of Kolkata. Chennai Singhams showed an all-round performance in the final match held at Lalbhai Contractors Stadium on Friday to win their maiden Indian Street Premier League (ISPL) Season 3 title, defeating Tigers of Kolkata by 29 runs in the final, according to a release.The Singams controlled the championship showdown from start to finish in front of a packed crowd and in the esteemed presence of ISPL core committee members Sachin Tendulkar, Ashish Shelar, Minal Amol Kher, Suraj Samath and President of Operations Dipak Chauhan.ISPL, India’s pioneering T-10 tennis ball tournament, has grown in Season 3 with the emergence of talented players, with Vivek Shelar showing tremendous pace in the tournament and scoring several hat-tricks. Kolkata’s Ankit Yadav also put up a great show with 16 wickets.Falcon Risers Hyderabad’s Prashant Garat scored 203 runs while Ahmedabad Lions’ Nizam Ali performed brilliantly with 20 wickets. The ISPL Season 3 Trials were conducted over 103 seasons with players from all over the country participating.