Indian Cricketer Rohit Sharma’s wife, Ritika Sajdeh got into a bit of a playful tussle with another cricketer Yuzvendra Chahal over an Instagram post. Chahal commented on a picture of herself, husband Rohit and daughter Samaira which Ritika had supposedly cropped him from.

The trio shares a very good bond

The 29-year-old cricketer wrote, “Why you cropped me Bhabhi.” Sajdeh was quick to respond with wit. She replied back saying, “Your coolness was taking over the picture.” The Indian spinner shares a very good bond with Rohit Sharma and Ritika Sajdeh and the trio is often seen hanging out together. They have also, every now and then, engaged in light, friendly banter on social media that has often entertained their fans.

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Rohit and Ritika's love story is full of young romance that has seen a long courtship period, followed by a fairytale proposal and star-studded wedding. After dating for six years, they finally tied the knot in December 2015 in Mumbai and went on to have a beautiful daughter. They often set major couple goals in social media.

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Rohit Sharma's packed schedule

Rohit Sharma, currently, is running with a packed schedule as he playing in the Indian cricket team for a home series against South Africa. Sharma, who was last seen in the second T20I in Mohali, was dismissed from the match just after he was able to score 12 runs. Meanwhile, he is also set to begin a new phase in his Test career as he’s also found a place in the Test squad that will play a three-match series against South Africa starting from October 2. The 32-year old batsman will be seen opening the batting in cricket’s ancestral format in the upcoming three-match Test series will see.

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On a related note, Yuzvendra Chahal and Kuldeep Yadav have been kept out from the T20I squad. Chahal and Kuldeep last played for India in the World Cup.

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