Ananya Lohia , Mumbai - Actor Nehal Vadoliya has sparked fresh buzz on social media after claiming that a divorced cricketer from Rajasthan Royals repeatedly sent her flirty messages on Instagram. The actor made the revelation during her appearance on the Suno India Podcast, where she spoke about receiving messages calling her “hot,” “beautiful,” and “pretty.”
During the interview, Nehal was asked whether any cricketer had ever messaged her. Responding with a laugh, she hinted that the player belonged to Rajasthan Royals and was divorced, though she chose not to reveal his name. According to Nehal, the cricketer would often reply to her Instagram Stories with compliments. She also revealed that she avoided interacting with him and eventually blocked him because she was not interested in continuing the conversation. Soon after clips from the podcast surfaced online, social media users began speculating about the identity of the cricketer. Names like Shimron Hetmyer, Tushar Deshpande and Yuzvendra Chahal started trending in comment sections. Chahal’s name especially drew attention due to his recent divorce from Dhanashree Verma and rumours linking him to RJ Mahvash.
Earlier, Nehal had also accused Gujarati actor Karan Joshi of sending her inappropriate Instagram messages. She had shared screenshots and videos online, while also questioning his claim that his account had been hacked.
While Nehal Vadoliya did not disclose the cricketer’s identity, her statements have fuelled intense speculation online. The controversy continues to gain traction on social media, with fans closely following every new development linked to the actor’s claims.
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