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Saif Ali Khan Wears Winchester College Tie at Lord's
Saif Ali Khan, a famous Bollywood actor, went to watch a cricket match between India and England at Lord's in London.
He wore a special tie that shows he went to Winchester College, a very old and important school in England.
This tie is a big deal because it shows he is proud of his school and its history.
He was there with his son, Taimur, and they both enjoyed the match.
Saif also recently helped unveil a plaque at his old school to honor a famous cricket player.
He has a new movie coming out soon called Haiwaan, where he will act with Akshay Kumar.
Saif Ali Khan wore an Old Wykehamist tie at Lord's during the India vs England 3rd ODI.
The tie symbolizes his connection to Winchester College, his alma mater.
Saif attended the unveiling of a commemorative plaque at Winchester College's cricket pavilion.
He was at Lord's with his son Taimur Ali Khan and shared the seating area with MS Dhoni and his wife.
Saif's next film, Haiwaan, is set to release on September 11, directed by Priyadarshan and co-starring Akshay Kumar.
- Who
- Saif Ali Khan and his son Taimur Ali Khan
- What
- Saif Ali Khan wore an Old Wykehamist tie at Lord's during the India vs England 3rd ODI
- Where
- Lord's, London
- When
- July 19, 2026
- Why
- To show appreciation for history and personal connection to Winchester College
Traditionalists
Modernists
Significance of Old School Ties
Traditionalists
Old school ties symbolize heritage, tradition, and lifelong connection to one's alma mater, reflecting personal and institutional pride.
Modernists
Old school ties are outdated and elitist, serving as a reminder of class divisions and privilege.
Key facts
- Actor
- Saif Ali Khan
- Event
- India vs England 3rd ODI at Lord's
- Tie
- Old Wykehamist tie (Winchester College alumni tie)
- Alma Mater
- Winchester College
- Commemorative Plaque
- Unveiled at Winchester College's cricket pavilion
- Upcoming Film
- Haiwaan (release date: September 11)
- Co-stars
- Akshay Kumar
- Director
- Priyadarshan
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