Cricketer Life: 5 such players of cricket world who married their own sister, became single father of 5 children? | News India

Indian cricketers who married their sisters: Stars associated with the cricket world often remain in the headlines regarding their professional and personal life. Virat Kohli From to Rohit Sharma, the love stories and personal lives of these players remain in the headlines. However, there are some players who married their sister or cousin. Which also includes the name of former Indian batsman Virender Sehwag.

Virender Sehwag

Virender Sehwag, one of the most explosive batsmen of Indian cricket, married Aarti Ahlawat in 2004. Aarti is his distant relative, which was kept a secret by Sehwag and his family. However, later Aarti's elder sister confirmed that Aarti and Sehwag were already engaged to each other. The matter came into the limelight when Sehwag's marriage created a stir among sports lovers, but this relationship has always been a relationship of consent and love.

shahid afridi

Pakistan's legendary cricketer Shahid Afridi remains in the headlines due to his game as well as his personal life. Afridi married his uncle's daughter Nadia at the age of 20. His decision of marriage has been a symbol of his strong relationship with his family. Shahid Afridi has five daughters and one of his daughters is married to Pakistan's fast bowler Shaheen Afridi, which shows his deep feelings towards his family.

Mustafizur Rahman

Mustafizur Rahman, the talented Bangladeshi fast bowler, married his cousin Samia Parveen in 2019. Mustafizur performed brilliantly for Chennai Super Kings (CSK) in IPL 2024 and led his team to victory in many important matches. His marriage brought him closer to his family and this aspect of his relationship has been a topic of discussion among fans as well.

syed anwar

Former Pakistan batsman Saeed Anwar, famous for his explosive batting, also married his cousin Lubna. Lubna is a doctor by profession and their relationship is based on mutual understanding and respect. Anwar's personal life was as great as his cricket career. He scored 4052 runs in 55 Test matches and 8824 runs in 247 ODI matches for Pakistan.