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Harshit Tomar, the owner of World Championship of Legends (WCL), had a huge surprise planned for tournament presenter Karishma Kotak following the final between South Africa Champions and Pakistan Champions on August 2 at Edgbaston in Birmingham.
AB de Villiers rolled back the years with a sparkling century in the final, helping South Africa defeat Pakistan by nine wickets. They successfully chased down a 196-run target in just 17 overs.
However, while the top clash was thrilling, Harshit Tomar’s remarks startled everyone.
Kotak, who had previously served as an IPL broadcaster, asked Tomar what he would do and how he would celebrate as the tournament’s second season came to a close. The latter stated that he would proceed to propose to her. This comment appeared to catch Kotak off guard. The video of this meeting quickly became viral on social media.
“How are you going to celebrate today?” Kotak asked.
“Probably once this is over, I’m going to propose to you.”
Take a look at the video below:
WCL owner proposing Anchor on live after SA became champions 😭pic.twitter.com/o8fnjBGpb8
— Div🦁 (@div_yumm) August 2, 2025
In the final, de Villiers slammed an unbeaten 120 off 60 balls, while JP Duminy scored 50 not out off 28 deliveries. Hashim Amla was the only South African batter dismissed. Earlier in the day, Sharjeel Khan’s 76 off 44 deliveries helped Pakistan put on a competitive total of 195/5 in 20 overs. Hardus Viljoen and Wayne Parnell bagged two wickets apiece.
The legendary De Villiers finished as the highest run-getter in the tournament, with 431 runs to his name from six innings at an average of 143.67 and a strike rate of 221.03. The former South African captain won the Player of the Match as well as the Final. Meanwhile, Peter Siddle and Wayne Parnell finished as the joint-highest wicket-takers in the six-team competition. They bagged 11 wickets each. While Siddle played six matches, Parnell featured in seven.
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