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The owners of the MI franchise, Mukesh and Nita Ambani, invited several international cricketers for their son Anant's pre-wedding gala in Jamnagar over the weekend. Who wore it best, according to you?

A ball-boy dropped an attempted catch as Aamer Jamal whipped Shadab Khan over midwicket for six in the PSL. Colin Munro, fielding in the deep, was quick to put an arm around him and offer him some tips. The result? The same ball-boy completing a difficult catch as Arif Yaqoob launched a six behind square leg off the penultimate over of Peshawar Zalmi's chase and getting a bear hug from Munro, who also lifted him in the air in celebration.

One way to get your adrenaline pumping is to watch Virat Kohli pump his own. Delhi Capitals fast bowler Radha Yadav takes inspiration from him.

The challenge is to not run out of nice things to say! How would you fare?

Since Viv Richards is Quetta Gladiators' mentor, he can hope for Azam Khan to do well for Islamabad United as long as they don't win!

Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge released nearly seven years before Issy Wong was born, but that just means she got introduced to a classic film, right? Others at Mumbai Indians also got to meet Shah Rukh Khan. Wonder if anyone asked him if Kolkata Knight Riders is going to buy a WPL team soon?

While on a television show together, Misbah-ul-Haq revealed that Azhar Ali possesses a talent of picking up any player's batting style - after which Azhar entertained viewers by showcasing Inzy and Ijaz Ahmed's batting.

Lanning entertained us with Shah Rukh's trademark gesture all of last WPL, but this time she had to do it head to head with the man himself. So who did it better?

David Warner's international career is coming to a close and fans across the Tasman Sea are not going to let him leave without a good send-off!

See bat, will play - that seems to be Sachin Tendulkar's motto.