Kuldeep Yadav gets engaged to childhood friend Vanshika in Lucknow; cricketers and close family attend the ceremony
Indian cricketer Kuldeep Yadav got engaged to his childhood friend Vanshika in a private ceremony in Lucknow. With his personal life taking a new turn, the spinner now gears up for India¡¯s tour of England after a steady IPL 2025 campaign with Delhi Capitals.
Indian spinner Kuldeep Yadav got engaged to his childhood friend Vanshika on Wednesday in a private ceremony held in Lucknow. The event was attended by family, close friends, and a few fellow cricketers, including Rinku Singh.
About the couple
Vanshika, from Shyam Nagar in Lucknow, works with LIC. Her friendship with Kuldeep dates back to childhood. Over time, their bond deepened into a relationship, which they formalized with an intimate ring ceremony.
IPL 2025 performance
Kuldeep represented Delhi Capitals in IPL 2025. He played 14 matches, took 15 wickets, and had an economy rate of 7.08. His best bowling figure this season was 3/22. His consistency made him a key part of the team¡¯s bowling lineup.
International record
Since debuting in 2017, Kuldeep has been a dependable name in Indian cricket. He has taken over 180 wickets in ODIs and is known for his left-arm wrist spin and his effective 'chinaman' delivery.
Upcoming challenges
With his engagement behind him, Kuldeep will now focus on India¡¯s upcoming tour of England. His role in red-ball cricket could prove vital, and the team will rely on his experience in overseas conditions.
Balancing personal, professional life
The engagement marks a joyful personal milestone for Kuldeep. Even as he celebrates privately, the 30-year-old remains focused on contributing to Team India¡¯s plans, balancing both his personal happiness and cricketing duties.
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