Away from cricket, the veteran Indian spinner, Ravichandran Ashwin was seen enjoying a live game of Tennis on Monday at the Wimbledon 2021. Ashwin also shared his excitement to watch the match live by sharing a snap from his visit to Henman Hill on Instagram.
Captioning the picture on Ravichandran Ashwin said, “Still high on tennis from yesterday.” He termed the experience as a “dream come true.” The Delhi Capitals (DC) cricketer also used the hashtag “Wimbledon 2021”. Responding to the post, Ashwin’s wife, Prithi Narayanan poked fun at the spin wizard as she wrote, “cough”.
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In another post uploaded by Ravichandran Ashwin, on his Instagram from the same venue, he could be seen posing with a spectator and captioned it, “At the Henman Hill.”
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Henman Hill is an amphitheater outside the courts in Wimbledon. Ravichandran Ashwin’s former India and Chennai Super Kings (CSK) teammate Subramaniam Badrinath was among the first few to comment on the post as he wrote: “Kalakku, Ash.” Fans also shared their excitement as they dropped red-heart and smiling face heart-eye emojis in the comment box of the post.
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A few even asked the Indian ace about the match, he was watching. “Which Wimbledon match are you watching sir?” the user asked. “Who is your favorite tennis player of all time, Ash?” questioned another.
Ravichandran Ashwin was last seen in action during the World Test Championship (WTC) final between India and New Zealand at the Rose Bowl Southampton. Ashwin had scalped four wickets (both innings combined) and played a crucial knock of 22 runs in the first innings as India lost the match by eight wickets.
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Ravichandran Ashwin will return to field duties next month when India will be locking horns with England in a five-match Test series. At present, Ashwin along with other members of India’s England squad are enjoying a three-week break from the bio-bubble and cricket.
