Saif Ali Khan enjoyed a special father-son day out at Lord's Cricket Ground on Sunday as he watched the India vs England series-deciding third ODI with his son, Taimur Ali Khan . Photos and videos of the duo in the stands surfaced online shortly after the match got underway on July 19.
The actor and Taimur were seen closely following the action at the iconic London stadium, with the young star kid seated beside his father throughout the game.
They also found themselves in star-studded company. Former India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni and his wife, Sakshi Dhoni, were seated nearby, making their section one of the most talked-about areas in the stadium.
Several videos circulating on social media showed Saif, Taimur and the Dhonis watching the match from the same enclosure. Their appearance quickly caught fans' attention, with snapshots from Lord's widely shared across online platforms.
For the outing, Saif opted for a polished look, sporting an olive-green blazer over a light blue shirt, complemented by a striped tie and a yellow pocket square. Taimur, meanwhile, kept things simple in a light blue shirt.
Actor Kriti Sanon was also among the celebrity attendees at Lord's. She was spotted with Kabir Bahia , who has been linked to her in recent months. While the two attended the high-profile fixture together, neither has commented publicly on the nature of their relationship.
With celebrities including Saif Ali Khan, Taimur Ali Khan, Mahendra Singh Dhoni, Sakshi Dhoni, Kriti Sanon and Kabir Bahia in attendance, the off-field moments generated almost as much buzz on social media as the cricketing action itself.
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