Sunny Leone reveals her favourite cricketer

During the Q A session Sunny was asked by one of her fans about his favourite team and favourite cricketer to which she replied quite spontaneously.

Published - 25 Apr 2017, 16:55 IST | Updated - 25 Apr 2017, 16:55 IST

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Popular Bollywood star Sunny Leone revealed her favourite cricketer during an interactive Q/A session with her fans and it was neither India’s current captain Virat Kohli nor Sachin Tendulkar, who is hero-worshipped by the whole country. It was none other than India’s greatest ever captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni. The man who is going through a tumultuous time in his career has been the only captain in the world to win all 3 ICC trophies.

He has received criticism from every quarter for his below-par performances in the IPL 2016. He could only manage 33 in his first 4 games and critics started questioning his T20 abilities. On the other hand youngsters, Rishabh Pant and Sanju Samson were going great guns and looked in ominous touch which made things difficult for the Captain Cool.

He finally roared back to form with a match-winning unbeaten inning against the defending champions Sunrisers Hyderabad as smashed 34 balls 61 including 5 fours and 3 hits over the fence. He took the game until the end and clinched the thriller in the last ball of the match.

During the Q/A session Sunny was asked by one of her fans about his favourite team and favourite cricketer to which she replied quite spontaneously. @GaneshK2410 favourite team is obviously India and player – Dhoni #AskSunny.” The famous actor was recently seen in the commentary box with popular comedian Sunil Grover and had a wonderful time.

Sunny Leone who was a former Adult Movie star moved to Bollywood in 2012 with her debut film Jism 2. She was applauded worldwide for sensual moves and her acting skills. She followed it up with a special appearance in Shootout at Wadala during the song “Laila’. She made many special appearances on many occasions and the prominent of them all remains “Laila Main Laila” from the film Raess.