Indian cricketers are one of the busiest as they do not spend much time with their family members. Even when they have to get married, they have to keep in mind the hectic schedule of Indian cricket so it would not clash with their personal life.
INDIAN CRICKET players spend much of their time with their team mates as they do a lot of travelling all around the world. Hence, they do not get much time to spend time with their families and their loved ones, which they miss badly. When they are not playing cricket and are with their family, they involve themselves in talking about their future and marriage plans. The best recent example that can be given as of now is for Gautam Gambhir, who is staying away from the game at present due to an injury, and has decided to marry in the month of November with a girl from Delhi, Natasha Jain.
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It is going to be a hectic month (November) for Gautam Gambhir, as the West Indies team would be touring Indian during that month. So, he needs to find out the correct date, so that national duty does not get in his way. Hope, he has done his homework well about his marriage date and his professional duty, which is to play cricket for the country.
There have been many examples where Indian players had to find out the right date to get married so that his profession does not play spoiltsport. MS Dhoni also got married at a time when he was preparing for India’s tour Of Sri Lanka. The tour was scheduled to start from July 18; hence he got married on the 4th of July, which was a sensible thing, as he got to spend some time with his wife, post marriage. The Indian captain still did not have that much personal time with his wife as he had to travel with the Indian team to Sri Lanka. Other players like Praveen Kumar also got married when he was not involved in his professional duty of playing cricket.
It seems that the Indian cricketers are one of the most missed players in their respective homes, as it is India that plays most number of international matches in a calendar year. No wonder, most of our Indian cricketers always prefer to eat homely food, which is made by their mother or their wife.
