KL Rahul reportedly adds Athiya Shetty's name in BCCI documents

For quite some time, actress Athiya Shetty has been linked with Indian cricket team batsman KL Rahul. And things appear to be getting momentous between the two. The cricketer is presently in England for the upcoming series and is associated with Athiya, the daughter of the famous Bollywood actor Suniel Shetty.

The Karnataka-born batsman is currently in the United Kingdom for the England test series, and the social media photos of Rahul and Athiya in recent weeks have contributed significantly to speculations that they may have both come together in the United Kingdom.

The United Kingdom tour began for the team with the World Test Championship Final preparation and wrap-up the tour after the five-match England Test series. Due to the tour length being very long, the Board of Control for Cricket in India allowed every cricketer to accompany their partners.

And according to a report in Hindustan Times, KL Rahul has officially listed Athiya Shetty as a partner for the tour.

Athiya Shetty was reportedly part of the bio-bubble with KL Rahul

As per reports, Athiya Shetty was part of the bio-bubble set up for the Indian team that would travel to England for the summer tour, and it is believed Athiya Shetty was part of the bio-bubble.

However, it got much more heat when both Athiya Shetty and KL Rahul shared pictures on their account of the very same spot. However, both haven't been on together yet. But, KL Rahul recently shared a video of him doing morning jogging with Athiya Shetty's brother Ahan Shetty.

Talking about Athiya Shetty, she is the daughter of the famous Bollywood star Sunil Shetty. Athiya made her debut with the 'Hero' film in 2015. She has also worked in 'Mubarakan' and 'Motichoor Chaknachoor.'

On the other hand, KL Rahul, born in Karnataka, is an India international cricketer, having made his debut for India in 2014 in the Test cricket. Later in 2016, he made his debut in the limited formats of the game. KL Rahul scored 2006 runs in 36 Test matches and 1509 runs in 38 ODIs, and 1557 runs in 49 T20 matches.