Friends, in today's time there is no one who is not desperate to know cricket or related things. And if whenever the cricket teams of India and Pakistan come face to face on the field, one becomes very thrilled among the audience. Matches are between all the nations of the world, but when it comes to India-Pakistan matches, it is different. The players of both the team try their best to put pressure on each other like a hungry lion on the field. At the same time, when it comes to love and marriage, it is said that love does not care about borders. Where on one hand, most of the Pakistani cricketers try to rule the hearts of people with their games. On the other hand, the players of this country are also very adept at winning the hearts of Indian beauties. That is why in this special offer of today, we are going to tell you about those Pakistani players who have married women of Indian origin.

Shoaib Malik-Sania Mirza: While we talk, Pakistani team batsman Shoaib Malik (Shoaib Malik) married Indian tennis player Sania Mirza in 2010. At that time there was a lot of debate in the media about the marriage of both, but both did not care for anyone and got married. The thing to think about is that even after marriage, Sania has not stopped playing for India and she stays in most of India and her visit to Pakistan is less. Sania and Shoaib are living a happy family life even after so many years of marriage. The two also have a son, whom they have named Izhan Mirza Malik.

Hasan Ali-Shamiya Arju: For your information, let us tell that the Pakistani fast bowler Hasan Ali married Shami Arzoo of Hindustan last year i.e. in the year 2019 itself. Shamiya's family lives in village Chandeni in Noah district of Haryana. But Shamiya used to work as a flight engineer in Dubai for many years. Shamiya and Hasan Ali also married in Dubai.

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