Ruturaj Gaikwad, the explosive opener for the Chennai Super Kings in IPL 2023, has decided to skip the World Test Championship Final between India and Australia. Despite being named a standby player for the Indian team, Gaikwad has chosen not to travel to London for the crucial match due to his upcoming wedding.
Ruturaj Gaikwad, who recently debuted for the Indian cricket team in ODIs and T20Is, has opted out of the WTC final to prioritize his marriage. According to a BCCI official, Gaikwad informed the board about his decision not to travel with the team. His wedding is scheduled for June 4-5, which coincides with the prestigious match at The Oval Cricket Ground.
After leading the Chennai Super Kings to victory in the IPL, Gaikwad introduced his future wife, Utkarsha Pawar, to the public. The couple was seen together in a photo with the IPL trophy. Utkarsha, a professional cricketer, represents the Maharashtra women’s cricket team. She is a talented all-rounder, excelling in both batting and medium-pace bowling.
Utkarsha Pawar, a 23-year-old resident of Pune, has been actively involved in cricket from a young age. She has played for the Maharashtra Under-19 team during the 2012-13 and 2017-18 seasons and has also been selected for the senior team of Maharashtra. Utkarsha’s skills with both bat and ball have showcased her versatility and potential in the sport.
Reports suggest that Ruturaj Gaikwad and Utkarsha Pawar have been in a long-term relationship, culminating in their decision to tie the knot. Despite the opportunity to be part of the prestigious WTC final, Gaikwad has chosen to prioritize his personal life, demonstrating his commitment to his relationship and the new chapter that awaits them.
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Ruturaj Gaikwad had a sensational IPL season with the Chennai Super Kings, making a strong impact as an opener. He showcased his batting prowess early on, consistently delivering remarkable performances throughout the tournament. Gaikwad scored an impressive 590 runs in 16 matches, including four half-centuries. Although he didn’t play a significant inning in the final against the Gujarat Titans, he contributed a quickfire 26 runs off 16 balls.
