Chennai Super Kings’ star batter Ruturaj Gaikwad had a fantastic Indian Premier League 2023 season. He is now prepared to go on a new path with his fiancée, Utkarsha Pawar. Ruturaj Gaikwad had to withdraw from the World Test Championship final despite being chosen as a reserve player due to his impending marriage to Maharasthra all-rounder Utkarsha Pawar. On Saturday, June 3, the pair will get wed. Prior to that, the couple were photographed together on the day of their Mehandi ceremony. Follow cricket NEWS & LIVE updates with InsideSport.IN
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When will Ruturaj Gaikwad get married?
Gaikwad and fiancée Utkarsha Pawar had their mehendi ceremony on Thursday, June 1. To note, Gaikwad was dating Maharashtra women cricketer Utkarsh and he also brought his girlfriend to the Narendra Modi Stadium for the IPL 2023 Final. On Saturday, June 03, the couple will exchange vows.
Who is Utkarsha Pawar?
Ruturaj and Utkarsha Pawar have supposedly been together for a couple of years, yet details of their romance are few. As per reports, Utkarsha is also a cricketer who plays for Maharashtra. According to rumors, her full name is Utkarsha Amar Pawar. She is a 24-year-old pacer. Utkarsha Pawar was born on October 13, 1998 in Pune, Maharashtra.
Gaikwad was one of the three backup players in the Indian team for the WTC Final against Australia commencing on June 07. Yashasvi Jaiswal, an uncapped player, has taken his spot as his replacement. Jaiswal, who was in outstanding form during IPL 2023, also has strong first-class stats.
With two century and nine half-centuries, he has 1,845 runs at an average of 80.21. Sarfaraz Khan, a middle-order batter from Mumbai, was another strong possibility. However, BCCI (Board of Control for Cricket in India) have opted to replace Gaikwad with an opener only.
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