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'Best I Could Ever...': Ritika Sajdeh's Sweet Message For Rohit Sharma On Their 9th Anniversary

Poulomi Chakraborty

Rohit Sharma and Ritika Sajdeh (Source: @45Fan_Prathamesh/x.com, @ritssajdeh/Instagram)Rohit Sharma and Ritika Sajdeh (Source: @45Fan_Prathamesh/x.com, @ritssajdeh/Instagram)

On December 13, Indian captain Rohit Sharma and Ritika Sajdeh are celebrating their 9th wedding anniversary. As the cricket world is showering love on the beautiful couple on this special day, Ritika’s sweet social media post became the cherry on top.

On the 9th wedding anniversary, Ritika Sajdeh penned down a sweet note for her husband Rohit Sharma. After sharing four heartwarming snapshots, she wrote a sweet message calling Rohit Sharma the ‘Best Husband’.

Ritika’s Lovely Message For Rohit Sharma

In 2008, Rohit Sharma met Ritika Sajdeh for the first time. In 2015, he tied the knot with her. After that, Ritika has been seen supporting the Indian skipper through thick and thin. Whether it's in IPL or India’s game, Ritika has always been seen cheering Team India from the stands. On December 13, the couple is celebrating their 9th wedding anniversary. This anniversary becomes even more special as the couple welcomed their son, Ahaan last month.

On this occasion, Ritika shared some adorable pictures along with Rohit Sharma and Samaira, their daughter. Along with that, she wrote, “Happy 9 baby ♥️ Best dad, best husband, best friend and the best I could ever wish for." That adorable wish delighted the Indian fans.

Big Challenge Is Waiting For Rohit Sharma

After missing the first Test of the ongoing Test series, Rohit Sharma joined the squad in the second Test. In the second match, the Team faced a massive 10-wicket defeat against the Australian side under Rohit Sharma’s captaincy. As Yashasvi Jaiswal and KL Rahul played a crucial role in the Perth Test while opening the innings, Rohit Sharma demoted himself from the opening position in the Adelaide Test.

His decision to bat in the 6th position backfired the team. In the first innings, Rohit Sharma scored only 3 runs and added 6 runs in the second innings. In the last two Test series against New Zealand and Bangladesh, the Indian captain is struggling to score runs. As the team is all set to take on Australia in Brisbane, the challenges become much bigger. As the series is standing on 1-1 margin, Rohit Sharma and Co. will try hard to take the lead.