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Akshata Murty plays football barefooted on G20 trip

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Akshata Murty plays football barefooted on G20 trip

Akshata Murty plays football barefooted on G20 trip

Akshata Murty was spotted playing football barefooted with children in the courtyard of the British Council in New Delhi during a G20 visit to India.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak was disappointed that there were not more cricket fans among the children practising their ball skills.

Report by Ajagbef.

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