It's become one of the pictures of this year's Cricket World Cup.
Amid the fervour in the stands during India's match against Bangladesh was 87-year-old superfan Charulata Patel.
And on Tuesday she became the centre of attention for none other than India captain Virat Kohli after his side's 28-run victory.
After heading straight over to her as the players left the pitch at Edgbaston, Kohli said on Twitter that she was "one of the most passionate and dedicated fans "I've ever seen".
Also would like to thank all our fans for all the love & support & especially Charulata Patel ji. She's 87 and probably one of the most passionate & dedicated fans I've ever seen. Age is just a number, passion takes you leaps & bounds. With her blessings, on to the next one. 🙏🏼😇 pic.twitter.com/XHII8zw1F2
— Virat Kohli (@imVkohli) July 2, 2019
She was also joined on the sidelines by batsman Rohit Sharma, who received some words of wisdom in a special moment.
Sharma hit a second hundred in three days at the Birmingham ground, as Bangladesh's hopes of reaching the semi-final were dashed.
How amazing is this?!
— Cricket World Cup (@cricketworldcup) July 2, 2019
India's top-order superstars @imVkohli and @ImRo45 each shared a special moment with one of the India fans at Edgbaston.#CWC19 | #BANvIND pic.twitter.com/3EjpQBdXnX
He struck 104 off 92 balls and put on an opening stand of 180 with KL Rahul, who scored 77.
He was also seen presenting a young fan with an autographed hat after she was hit by one of the opener's sixes during his century.
The girl, Meena, was hit in the face by the ball when the supporter in front of her failed to catch it.
India can still win the group as they now head to Leeds for their final group game against Sri Lanka in Leeds on Saturday.
Player of the Match Rohit Sharma celebrates the win with a special fan 🙌 #CWC19 | #BANvIND pic.twitter.com/bz7Sjgo7jh
— Cricket World Cup (@cricketworldcup) July 2, 2019
Meanwhile, India fans were quick to praise Charulata for her enthusiasm and support, with calls on social media for her to be named "fan of the match", while others said they hoped to still be attending cricket matches in their 80s.
Television cameras had spotted her blowing a vuvuzela in celebration of the many India boundaries during the match.
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