Navjot Sidhu started talking about beauty during the India-New Zealand match, video went viral

The last group stage match of the Champions Trophy 2025 was played between India and New Zealand in Dubai. During this match, former cricketer Navjot Singh Sidhu was also seen doing commentary and once again he entertained the fans with his poetic style. But during the match, when the camera turned on some female fans sitting in the stadium, Sidhu commented on their beauty. His video commenting on the beauty of women is becoming quite viral.

Sidhu commented on the beauty

This video of Navjot Singh Sidhu's commentary is making headlines on social media, which is of the 39th over of the Indian innings. When the cameraman pointed the camera towards some female fans, Sidhu commented, 'And this is the special thing about Dubai, there is a lot of beauty here. The beauty from every side intoxicates both the one who shows it and the one who sees it'. After this, he asked his fellow commentator Jatin Sapru, did Jatin say right or not? On this, Jatin said, 'I am still intoxicated paaji'. Then Jatin laughingly said, my eyes are on the beauty of the scoreboard.

India gave a target of 250 runs to New Zealand

In the match played in Dubai, New Zealand invited India to bat first after winning the toss. The bowlers also proved their decision right. Batting first, the Indian team could not even score 250 runs after losing 9 wickets in 50 overs. India scored 249 runs and gave New Zealand a target of 250 runs. The best innings for India was played by middle order batsman Shreyas Iyer. Iyer scored 79 runs in 98 balls. Axar Patel scored 42 runs in 61 balls and Hardik Pandya scored 45 runs in 45 balls.

In response, the New Zealand team could not even play the full 50 overs and collapsed for just 205 runs. In this way, India won this match by 44 runs. Former captain Kane Williamson scored the highest 81 runs for New Zealand. At the same time, Indian team spinner Varun Chakraborty played the biggest role in New Zealand's defeat. Varun took 5 wickets for just 42 runs, which is the best performance of his ODI career.