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Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma are allegedly set to get married in Italy. (Express photo by Ravinder Chawla)
Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma’s wedding is the talk of the cricket and entertainment arenas. The ‘power couple’ are rumoured to be headed to Italy to get married with Milan as the possible destination. The wedding is alleged to take place on December 12 with very few details from either camps – who have kept things quiet.
The rumours have been circling for some time with Kohli asking BCCI and the selectors for time off having played non-stop cricket over the past 48 months. Later, Anushka also took a break from her hectic work schedule and was pictured at the Mumbai Airport alongside her family.
In further reported developments, Sachin Tendulkar and Yuvraj Singh are the only cricketers invited for the big day alongside Virat’s childhood coach Rajkumar Sharma who has taken time off from his duties in Delhi cricket. To add to the rumour mill, Madan Lal, head of DDCA Cricket Advisory Committee, confirmed that Rajkumar is on leave for personal reasons and was not present for the CK Nayudu Trophy semifinal.
“Not many people have been invited, as it is a really small function. Just close ones are invited, Virat’s childhood friends and few of our family members. From cricket fraternity, only Sachin and Yuvraj will be seen, if they make it to the wedding. And of course, Virat’s coach Rajkumar Sharma who once taught him. There were others too but they can’t make it for the day,” says a report by MensXP.
The alleged wedding is believed to be a close knit affair with only close friends and family members invited for the ‘marriage of the year’. Members of the Indian cricket team, however, will be involved in the ODI series against Sri Lanka at the time – from which Kohli has been excused. Indian cricket team’s next assignment is the tour of South Africa.
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