Watch: Sunrisers Hyderabad Co-owner Kaviya Maran Will get Marriage Proposal From Fan Throughout SA20 Match In South Africa

Sunrisers Hyderabad co-owner Kalanithi Maran’s daughter Kaviya Maran is undoubtedly an web sensation. Kaviya isn’t any extra a brand new title within the Indian cricket circuit. In addition to being noticed in stadiums throughout IPL matches, what gave her extra limelight was attending the bidding battle for her group SRH throughout the IPL auctions over the previous few years. Nevertheless, the fan base of Kaviya has reached past India now. In a latest T20 match in South Africa, Kaviya acquired a wedding proposal from a fan that’s now going viral on social media.

Sunrisers Japanese Cape, a sister franchise of IPL group Sunrisers Hyderabad, had been taking part in a match towards Paarl Royals on the Boland Park floor in Paarl on Thursday.

Sunrisers Japanese Cape received the toss and opted to bowl first within the sport. They bought off to a great begin and the rating at one stage for Paarl Royals was 60 for 3 on the finish of 8 overs.

That is when the digital camera panned at a fan in crowd, holding a placard that stated, “Kavya Maran, will you marry me?”

The video was shared by the SA20’s official Twitter account and surfaced very quickly.

Seems to be like somebody wants a little bit of assist from @Codi_Yusuf on how you can suggest within the BOLAND. #Betway #SA20 | @Betway_India pic.twitter.com/ZntTIImfau

— Betway SA20 (@SA20_League) January 19, 2023

Speaking in regards to the match between Sunrisers Japanese Cape and Paarl Royals, the previous aspect registered a five-wicket win.

Paarl Royals might publish solely 127 for 7 in 20 overs and Sunrisers Japanese Cape hunted down the full in 18.2 overs. It was the third win for Kaviya Maran’s group throughout 5 matches within the ongoing inaugural version of SA20.

Pretoria Capitals prime the factors desk, whereas Sunrisers Japanese Cape are on the second spot.

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