India’s T20I captain Suryakumar Yadav delighted fans with a candid and playful moment in Mumbai ahead of the Asia Cup 2025. The star batter, popularly known as “SKY,” was spotted with his wife Devisha Shetty outside a store, where an amusing exchange with photographers quickly became a trending clip on social media.
Suryakumar Yadav shows his light-hearted side in Mumbai
As paparazzi gathered to capture the couple, Suryakumar tried convincing Devisha to pose alongside him. While Devisha shyly declined with a smile, Surya playfully insisted before ultimately posing solo for pictures. The light-hearted scene, followed by selfies with fans, drew laughter from onlookers and showcased the skipper’s grounded personality.
Suryakumar and Devisha’s bond has long been admired by Indian cricket followers. Their relationship began in 2010 during college and grew into marriage in July 2016. Since then, Devisha has often been seen supporting her husband during both his career highs and challenging phases.
This latest public interaction highlights the warmth and camaraderie the couple shares, reinforcing why they remain a beloved duo among fans. Social media users were quick to flood the video with affectionate comments, further boosting the buzz ahead of the continental tournament.
Suryakumar Yadav begins practice for Asia Cup 2025
While the off-field moment has drawn smiles, Suryakumar’s focus firmly remains on India’s campaign at the Asia Cup 2025. The swashbuckling batter recently returned from a sports hernia surgery and has been sharing training updates with fans. Videos of his net sessions reveal his trademark wristy strokes, power hitting and sharp fitness, suggesting he is ready to be back his team from the front.
His recovery is particularly significant given India’s need for explosive batting in the middle order. With Suryakumar at the helm, the team will be banking on his consistency and creativity to guide them through tough clashes in the UAE.
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Adding to the optimism is Suryakumar’s remarkable form in the IPL 2025, where he piled up 717 runs in 16 matches. At a blistering strike rate of 167.91, the right-hander scored five half-centuries and consistently anchored his team’s batting line-up.
Such numbers underline why he is a go-to man in the shortest format. His ability to improvise against pace and spin has made him one of the most feared T20 batters in world cricket today.
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