New Delhi: The wrestling world was dazed on Monday as superstar Jinder Mahal, of Indian-origin, enlisted a shock victory over veteran Randy Orton.

The 30-year-old rocked his opponent to win the WWE World Heavyweight Championship at the advancement's Backlash occasion.

All the while, Mahal, who is a Canadian national, has turned into the second wrestler of Indian plummet to win a world heavyweight title.

The Great Khali had won the now-old World Heavyweight Championship in 2007.

Mahal turned into WWE's 50th Champion as he conveyed Orton to the floor, sending Indian observers ballistic while yelling "India number one" from the editorial corners.

Watch a video of the battle here:

"I'm exceptionally pleased to speak to India in the WWE. It does right by me that I'm speaking to every one of them on such a major scale and I trust I can move toward becoming WWE Champion and make all of India glad," Mahal said in front of his title coordinate.

Mahal had a solid message for his skeptics after the match.

"I simply need to tell the WWE 'I disclosed to you so', I've been stating since I was the main contender and that the Maharaj will turn into the WWE Champion," he said.

EXCLUSIVE: The new @WWE Champion @JinderMahal has a message for the @WWEUniverse. #WWEBacklash pic.twitter.com/oqkwQXJOYA

— WWE (@WWE) 22 May 2017

"Guess what? It feels quite great and I anticipate telling the WWE universe I anticipate being the champion for a long, long time. So you better get accustomed to it. The Maharaj's rule has quite recently started."

The WWE's choice to expel Orton from this honored position had fans separated. Some recommended that Mahal was on steroids while others adulated the WWE for blending things up and giving an underdog a victory.

WATCH: Jinder Mahal dethrones Randy Orton, turns out to be first Indian-origin wrestler to win WWE Championship

New Delhi: Rising Pune Supergiant booked a spot in the last of the Indian Premier League 2017 with persuading victory over Mumbai Indians on Tuesday, on account of a brilliant all-round show from young off-spinner Washington Sundar and Mahendra Singh Dhoni at the Wankhede stadium.

While Ajinkya Rahane and Manoj Tiwary steadied a sinking RPS dispatch after Rahul Tripathi and captain Steve Smith left in the initial two overs, Dhoni produced late fireworks to help his side post a focused aggregate of 162 on board.

Not long after Pune's innings finished up, proprietor Sanjeev Goenka and his sibling Harsh were seen praising the execution.

Pursuing an objective of 163, the Rohit Sharma-drove side could just oversee 142/9 in their stipulated portion of 20 overs.

Wicketkeeper-batsman Parthiv Patel was the solitary batsman who could remain at the wrinkle and gave the host a look at triumph. Be that as it may, his 52-run knock off 40 balls vent futile as none of the other Mumbai batsmen remained long at the wrinkle.

Goenka Brothers while Dhoni batting. #MIvRPS #msdhoni pic.twitter.com/lKTsbDQDOi

— S. MS Dhoni (@MSDsuperfan) 16 May 2017

17-year-old Sundar was pick of the bowlers for Supergiant as he got three vital wickets giving without end only 16 keeps running in his four overs.

Unforgiving, in his post-coordinate tweet, praised the exhibitions of Dhoni and Shardul while additionally giving Smith acknowledgment for his captaincy.

Explosive batting by Dhoni, deceitful bowling by Sundar and great captaincy by Smith takes #RPS to the #IPL finals. pic.twitter.com/TFCZfC0YrH

— Harsh Goenka (@hvgoenka) 16 May 2017

"Explosive batting by Dhoni, deceitful bowling by Sundar and great captaincy by Smith takes #RPS to the #IPL finals," tweeted Harsh Goenka.

The victory helped the Supergiant keep up their 100%  cent percent win record against Mumbai Indians in this release of the IPL, packing a victory in each of the three experiences.

MI vs RPS: Harsh Goenka compliment MS Dhoni's 'explosive' knock against Mumbai Indians