The Indian cricket team is facing New Zealand in the final match of the Champions Trophy 2025 in Dubai. From the country and the world, India has received best wishes for this great work. At the same time, International Pop Singer Sean Mendes has also wished Team India in a unique way. During the live concert in Mumbai, he wore Virat Kohli's jersey and then wished Team India for the final in front of thousands of fans.
Virat Kohli's fan following is quite tremendous. Those who want this superstar of cricket are present all over the world. Canadian pop singer Shaan Mendes also turned out to be a fan of Virat Kohli. Sean is in India for the 'Lolapaluja India 2025' event. On Saturday, he gave a great performance at Mahalakshmi Race Course in South Mumbai and only then in front of the fans, he wore Virat Kohli's jersey, wishing Team India a victory. It was written on 'Virat' and his jersey number '18'. Initially, Shaun, who was seen performing in T-shirts and pants, later surprised the fans by wearing Virat's name and his number 18 jersey.
Best wishes to Team India for the final
As soon as Shaun started raising slogans of 'Kohli-Kohli' wearing a jersey written by Virat. After this, while wishing Team India for the finals, this star singer said, 'India, I know that tomorrow is your match. Best wishes. Hopefully everything will be good tomorrow '.
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Shaun tied with these famous songs
On Saturday, Sean tied the hit songs during the 'Lolapalauja India 2025' event. He performed for about one and a half hours. During this, Shaan sang popular songs like 'Treat You Better', 'Sanyorita', 'Deer Is Nothing Holding Me Back', 'Whi' and 'Do I Eve Cross Your Mind'. A crowd of thousands of fans was seen swinging on his songs. He said for the audience, 'A lot of love Mumbai'. He also told that he likes Indian culture and loves it. At the same time, he also loves Indian music and Indian musicians. At the end of the performance, the pop singer said, 'CU, Namaste, By-Bai'.
