WATCH: Celebrities galore at Wankhede Stadium to experience Abhishek Sharma's blitzkrieg

The Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai had some big names in the stands who came to witness India's fifth T20I against England. Globally popular public figures marked their attendance at the iconic venue for the match between the two big international teams, battling in the final game of the series.

Speaking of the big names in the crowd, some known figures were present at the venue including the likes of BCCI Vice President Rajeev Shukla who was seen sitting and chatting with Mukesh Ambani, his son and owner of Mumbai Indians Akash Ambani and former British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. Sunak's father-in-law, and Infosys founder Narayana Murthy was also in attendance at the iconic venue that recently celebrated its 50 years of existence.

The other popular faces in the crowd were famous Bollywood actors Aamir Khan, Amitabh Bachchan and Abhishek Bachchan who are known to be big fans of the game. Rajasthan Royals owner Manoj Badale was also present at the venue to witness the match as well.

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India and Abhishek continue their dominance in the fifth T20I 

The Indian team is in a great position so far with Abhishek Sharma continuing with the onslaught after bringing up the second-fastest century for an Indian batter in T20Is and continued attacking the England bowlers who have looked ordinary on the day. 

As of writing the Indian score is currently on 219-6 after 17 overs. With three overs still to go Abhishek is currently unbeaten on 120 off just 49 deliveries and is batting with vice-captain and star all-rounder Axar Patel.

Meanwhile, the series is already claimed by India after winning a thrilling game at the MCA Stadium, in Pune which went down to the last over. India are currently leading the series 3-1 while England are playing for pride in hopes of at least finishing the already lost series on a high which will be the aim for Jos Buttler and his men who might have shown some glimpses of brilliance in the series but failed to cash on in the crucial moments.