Shubman Gill, Sara Tendulkar Spotted at Yuvraj Singh's Charity Dinner in London

written by Atharva Jori

In London on July 8, 2025, former Indian cricketer Yuvraj Singh organised a charity dinner for his YouWeCan Foundation. The event saw participation from several notable figures in the cricket world. It aimed to raise funds for cancer awareness and treatment. Among the attendees was Shubman Gill, the captain of India's Test team, who arrived with his entire squad. Meanwhile, a photograph of Gill has been making waves on social media. In this image, Sara Tendulkar, daughter of Sachin Tendulkar, is seen with Gill, sparking discussions once again. The photo shows Shubman smiling while seated in front of Sara. Reports suggest it was taken when Gill joined the dinner and Sara was already present. However, both Shubman and Sara have never publicly addressed these rumours. At one point, they unfollowed each other on social platforms, seemingly putting an end to the speculations. Despite this, their recent appearance together at the charity event has reignited interest among fans. The YouWeCan Foundation was established by Yuvraj Singh in 2011 after he overcame cancer in England. The foundation focuses on raising awareness about cancer, promoting early detection, and providing financial support to patients. The London charity dinner aimed to gather funds for these causes. The viral photo of Shubman Gill and Sara Tendulkar has captured significant attention online. It highlights the ongoing curiosity surrounding their relationship status. Meanwhile, Shubman's cricket career continues to flourish as he recently climbed 15 spots in the ICC Test Rankings.

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