Jasprit Bumrah shares a heart-warming birthday wish for wife Sanjana
Mumbai Indians and India pacer Jasprit Bumrah had recently tied knots with sports presenter Sanjana Ganesan, and the duo celebrated the latter’s first birthday after their marriage. Notably, both Bumrah and Ganesan were participating in the recently-suspended Indian Premier League in different capacities as the former was a part of the Mumbai Indians team while Ganesan was a part of the broadcast team of the Star Sports.
On the occasion of his wife’s birthday, Bumrah took to all his social media platforms and wrote: “Happy birthday to the person who steals my heart every day. You’re my person, I love you.”
The couple got married this year in March and Bumrah had to take a leave from the home series against England for the biggest moment of his life. The couple got hitched in a private affair where the organizers didn’t even allow the smartphones but later on, a video of their marriage did come out on social media.
Earlier, both of them kept all their fans guessing before finally bringing the mystery to an end. The India star took to Instagram to confirm the news of his wedding as he posted a couple of adorable pictures from the wedding along with a message that Sanjana also posted.
The duo later shared photos from their wedding in Goa back then and ended all speculations with regards to the same.
They tweeted: ” Steered by love, we have begun a new journey together. Today is one of the happiest days of our lives and we feel blessed to be able to share the news of our wedding and our joy with you.”
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IPL 2021 postponed indefinitely
Bumrah was playing for Mumbai Indians in IPL 2021 which got postponed after multiple cases of Covid-19 broke out inside the bio-bubble in multiple cities in Ahmedabad and New Delhi. Things started with KKR’s Varun Chakravarthy and Sandeep Warrier testing positive that led to the cancellation of their match against RCB. The same day three support staff members from CSK tested positive and subsequent cases of Amit Mishra and Wriddhiman Saha eventually led to the cancellation of the tournament.
