Former Pakistan males’s workforce cricket captain Shoaib Malik has remarried, amid hypothesis of his separation from former world No 1 and Indian tennis star Sania Mirza.
Malik posted image of his wedding ceremony to Pakistani actress Sana Javed on X, previously twitter, on Saturday.
Mirza and Malik have been married in 2010 and have a son collectively, born in 2018.
– Alhamdullilah ♥️
”And We created you in pairs” وَخَلَقْنَاكُمْ أَزْوَاجًا pic.twitter.com/nPzKYYvTcV
— Shoaib Malik 🇵🇰 (@realshoaibmalik) January 20, 2024
On Wednesday, Mirza had posted a message on her social media deal with, stating: “Marriage is difficult. Divorce is difficult. Select your exhausting… Life won’t ever be straightforward. It’s going to all the time be exhausting. However we will select our exhausting. Decide correctly.”
Mirza’s father Imran later advised PTI that the tennis star had taken a “khula” – which is a muslim girl’s proper to unilaterally divorce her husband.
Imran Mirza, on Sunday, posted on Instagram that the Sania Mirza and Malik had been “divorced for a couple of months now.”
The tennis star had confronted appreciable flak for her marriage to the Pakistani cricket amid political tensions between the 2 international locations.
Bharatiya Janta Social gathering MP Ok Laxman had challenged the Telangana authorities for appointing Mirza as a model ambassador of the state, terming her the “daughter-in-law” of Pakistan.
That is Malik’s third marriage. His first wedding ceremony, to Pakistani nationwide Ayesha Siddique was reportedly acrimonious and the pair signed their divorce papers simply days earlier than Malik’s wedding ceremony to Mirza.
Malik, 41, has performed 35 Exams, 287 One Day Internationals and 124 Twenty20 Internationals for Pakistan, and is taken into account probably the most high-profile gamers from the nation.
Mirza, 37, is a winner of six Grand Slam titles and had risen to the world No 1 ladies’s doubles rating together with Martina Hingis in April 2015.
Since their wedding ceremony in 2010, Mirza had been shuttling between her residence in India and Dubai. She has been an everyday commentator on Indian tv for the Grand Slam occasions her retirement after the Australian Open in 2023.
Malik, in the meantime, has retired from worldwide cricket and lately served as a tv pundit in Pakistan in the course of the ICC Males’s ODI World Cup.