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RJ Mahvash recently showed up on a popular YouTube channel and confirmed her relationship status. She hit the headlines after marking her presence while sitting beside Punjab Kings (PBKS) spinner Yuzvendra Chahal during the Champions Trophy 2025 final between India and New Zealand played at the Dubai International Stadium, on March 9. Both eminent figures were spotted together multiple times after the cricketing event and noting them together, social media users went berserk and also surmised that both are in a relationship. On March 20, the Bandra Family Court granted divorce to Chahal and his estranged wife Dhanashree Verma. Currently, the spin wizard is doing his job for PBKS in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025.
Talking about Mahvash’s relationship status, the social media celebrity said she is very single as of now. Mahvash also added she doesn’t understand the concept of marriage in current times. "I am very much single, and I don't understand the concept of marriage in today's time. I am someone who would date only when I have to marry. I don't go on casual dates because I will only date someone I want to get married to. I am that person, like in the film Dhoom, who sees his wife and kids behind the bike," remarked Mahvash on Yuvaa’s Youtube channel.
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PBKS will expect Chahal to turn up against batters in IPL 2025
Chahal is yet to show his formidable side with the ball for PBKS in IPL 2025. Against Lucknow Super Giants (LSG), he looked decent with the ball and took 1/36 figures in his four-over spell. He got the prized scalp of Nicholas Pooran and bagged his maiden wicket for Punjab. However, noting his experience and prowess, the PBKS team management will expect him to be ruthless against batters.
Punjab’s next contest will be against Rajasthan Royals (RR) in Mohali. After winning two away matches comfortably, PBKS will be playing at their home ground and they will look to be tough hosts against the Pink Army, who won their previous match against Chennai Super Kings (CSK) by six runs.
