WPL 2025 [WATCH]: Necessary fun Amelia Kerr and Mithali Palkar with Mumbai Auto-Rena Creaters interrupt the Internet
Amelia Kerr known as an unwavering comprehensive to Mumbaj Indians in Women’s Premier League (WPL). However, her success in the field could not prevent the difficult time for her with Autowalas from Mumbai City, who became a rather sense of their strict measures with the residents of the city.
The ALL-ROUNDER star has a taste of what it means to ask for a ride from Mumbai’s car, because the official procedure of social media media of the Mumbaj Indians has shared a fun video of KERR and actor Influenzer Mithali Palkar Spending some time trying to book a ride.
Fun challenge Mithali Palkara Amelia Kerr
In a video that has now become an internet sensation, Palkar can be seen causing Kerr to drive to fun with the city’s car troops. Kerr accepts the challenges even after several unsuccessful attempts to drive, Blackcaps showed their marath skills and convinced the driver to drive her.
Palkar’s fun trick with Kerr did not end there. She put a traditional turban on her head and finally considered the true Mumbai-Kar for her skills to ride for the two of them. The fans loved the video plot and appreciated the young Mi All-Rounder for their acting skills.
Here’s a video
Amelia Baghtey Rickshawala!
#Aalire #Mumbaiinci #Tatawpl pic.twitter.com/aoeq60eqk
– Mumbaj Indians (@Mipaltan) 25. February 2025
Also watch: Amelia Kerr pulls out an extraordinary catch to reject Dayalan Hemalathha
Mumbai for the next big challenge against up Warriorz
Fun and laughter are much needed during the Intensive Competition of WPL 2025. However, the fixings for us are set up to become more challenging because teams do their best to qualify for a play-off on a wished tournament. We are currently sitting in 2nd place in the WPL table with 2 wins and 1 loss. Their next epic face is against Up Warriorz who are right behind them in the points of points and strive to surpass the former WPL champions.
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This article was first published on Wmencricsket.comand Times of the cricket Society.
