The last few spots are up for grabs in the final qualifying for the sport's fourth and last Major in Scotland
Pakistan cricketer Haris Rauf has shared a heart-warming note for his wife Munza Masood Malik, an Islamabad-based social media influencer and model.
The 29-year-old Pakistan pacer has posted some pictures from their wedding album on social media and wrote, “It’s always been you.” He has also added a heart icon to the post.
According to Pakistan's media, the couple's wedding took place on Thursday (July 7). The celebrations began earlier that week with a qawwali night, according to The Express Tribune. The couple's nikkah ceremony was held last December.
In the photos shared on July 9, we get a glimpse of the grand wedding festivities. In the first photo, Rauf and Munza are at a cricket stadium. While Rauf wore a blazer with black pants, Munza picked a peach lehenga with a floor-sweeping train for the big day. According to Geo News, the picture was clicked on the day of the grand reception.
Next, the much-in-love couple are seen smiling at each other. This photo, as per Geo News, is from the rukhsati ceremony. For the big day, Munza went with a gorgeous red lehenga with golden embroidery on it. Rauf complemented his lady love by picking a dark blue sherwani.
Rauf's post went viral in no time. Former Pakistan spinner Saeed Ajmal was among the first to drop a comment under the post. He tweeted, “Congratulations. Stay blessed, both of you.”
Pakistan fast bowler Shahnawaz Dahani wished the couple a happy married life.
Fans were pretty impressed with Rauf and Munza’s picture at a stadium.
“Congratulations on this big day and setting the bar high for wedding photography. Now, everyone is going to try their best to have a photo session at the cricket stadium,” wrote one person.
Another added, “They went to a stadium for their photoshoot. Haris the trendsetter.”
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