As Virat Kohli shines on the field, all eyes turn to Anushka Sharma at RCB match - what was the tiny black gadget in her hand?

The Royal Challengers Bengaluru clenched an unflinching 5 wicket victory at the Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru. A brilliant century from GT's Sai Sudharsan wasn’t enough as half‑centuries from Virat Kohli (81 off 44 balls) and Devdutt Padikkal (55 off 27 balls) powered Royal Challengers Bengaluru to a comfortable victory over Gujarat Titans.

Virat Kohli fans wait with bated breath before every RCB match to get a glimpse of ‘Chiku’ blasting back to back hits at the stadium.

Whenever we talk about Kohli, mentioning his beloved Anushka Sharma becomes inevitable. Their chemistry and adorable glances become one of the most talked of moments in the cricket stadium apart from the match highlights.



In today’s match, as usual, Anushka Sharma was in the stands cheering for Kohli with every hit. But what caught fans’ eyes was the tiny black device on her finger.

What was it?

What device was Anushka Sharma carrying around her fingers during the RCB match?

Anushka Sharma was seen wearing a small black digital tally counter ring on her finger during the RCB V/s GT match today at the Chinnaswamy Stadium.


This ring is a small electronic device, often called a digital naam jaap or chanting counter, used to track repetitions of prayers or mantras. Each time a person chants a sacred word or name, they simply press the ring, which records the count. It functions as a modern, digital alternative to traditional prayer beads, allowing for spiritual practice without the need for a physical mala.




Apart from that, talking of Sharma’s outfit. She pulled off a subtle fresh look in a ruffled white cotton top with jeans and a simple, silver wrist watch adding to her graceful simplicity.

The couple earlier was spotted asking Premanand Maharaj about the significance of naam jap

Anushka was heard asking, “Kya naam jap se ho jayega?”. To which Premanand ji replied, “Completely… I'm sharing this from my life experience. I have come to Bhakti Yoga after experiencing Sankhya Yoga, Ashtang Yoga, and Karma Yoga.”


He added, “It’s true that an increase in one’s glory and fame is not considered to be the grace of God. God’s grace is when there is a change in thinking within a person… God shows us the path of ultimate peace. Shri Krishna said in the Gita that my devotee is never destroyed. Chant God’s name with joy.”