Indian cricket star Ishant Sharma and his wife, accomplished basketball player Pratima Singh, have welcomed a new addition to their family: a baby girl. The couple shared their joyous news on social media, with Ishant expressing his elation in an Instagram post.
"A new baby girl, a world of wonder, hope, and dreams all wrapped in pink," Ishant wrote on Instagram.
Born on September 2, 1988, Ishant Sharma has made significant contributions to Indian cricket, amassing 105 Test matches, 80 ODIs, and 14 T20Is. Known for his tall and lean build, he's affectionately nicknamed 'Lambu,' which means Tall Guy. His cricketing prowess is evident in his remarkable record of 434 wickets in international cricket.
Pratima Singh, born on February 6, 1990, in Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, comes from a sports-oriented family. She has represented India in women's national basketball and has enjoyed a successful career in the sport.
The love story of this power couple is a testament to their shared passion for sports and mutual respect for each other's professional commitments. They exchanged their vows in a private ceremony on December 10, 2016, surrounded by close friends and family. Their relationship is characterized by camaraderie and a unique sense of humor that only they claim to understand.
The birth of their daughter signifies a new chapter in their lives. The couple's joy was palpable in their social media announcement, which received warm wishes and congratulations from fans and fellow celebrities. Bollywood actress Anushka Sharma, wife of Indian cricket superstar Virat Kohli, also extended her heartfelt wishes to the new parents.
As Ishant and Pratima embark on the exciting journey of parenthood, their hearts are undoubtedly filled with happiness and anticipation. Their baby girl, a symbol of hope and dreams wrapped in pink, is the newest member of their family, bringing with her a world of wonder.
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