Abhishek Sharma’s Viral Reply To ‘Trophy Kidhar Hai?’ Wins Hearts

Originally posted on Cricfit | By Darvesh Bhola | Last updated Sep 30, 2025 9:25 AM ET

Young Indian opener Abhishek Sharma returned home after a memorable outing in the Asia Cup 2025, where he was named the player of the tournament. The 25-year-old left-hander emerged as the highest run-scorer, amassing 314 runs at a strike rate of 200. His consistency at the top of the order provided India with explosive starts, setting the tone in several matches.

He registered three half-centuries in the competition and played a vital role in guiding India to the championship title. The Asia Cup, held in the UAE, showcased Abhishek’s fearless stroke play and determination, earning him widespread praise. Upon his return to India, he received a warm reception, surrounded by media and fans eager to celebrate his success.

Viral Airport Moment

The excitement around Abhishek Sharma’s return grew further when a light-hearted exchange at the airport caught attention online. As he was greeted by paparazzi, one of them jokingly asked about the whereabouts of his player-of-the-tournament award, saying, “Trophy Kidhar Hai?”

His cheerful reaction instantly went viral on social media, reflecting his grounded and easygoing nature despite achieving such big milestones. The young cricketer’s humility and ability to handle attention with positivity earned him admiration from fans. While many praised his batting brilliance during the Asia Cup, this moment highlighted his composed personality off the field as well.

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Abhishek’s Reflections on His Success

After the final match, Abhishek shared insights into his approach and mindset throughout the tournament. He revealed the preparation and clarity of thought that fueled his performances. “…we had a plan that we want to play a game, that we have to show intent from the first ball. So that was my plan, I worked really hard on that,” he explained at the post-match presentation.

He further credited the team management for backing his natural style. “And if you’re playing like this, you need special support from your coach and captain. I think that was the one thing I was getting from them throughout the tournament, before this as well. So obviously, my plan was pretty much clear that, you know, if I do well, if I get that impact, and it’s for my team, my team should win,” he added. His words underlined the team-first mentality and strong bond with leadership that shaped his success.

This article first appeared on Cricfit and was syndicated with permission.

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