Glenn Maxwell and Vini Raman tie the knot in traditional Indian way

Star Australian all-rounder Glenn Maxwell tied the knot with his long-time girlfriend Vini Raman on March 18. Maxwell’s better half Vini shared the image of the same on her official Instagram handle. The duo had got married as per Christian tradition. While Glenn had worn a formal outfit, Raman had worn the traditional wedding gown.

Reportedly, the wedding was supposed to take place on March 27. The 33-year-old also decided to give Australia’s historic all-format bilateral series in Pakistan a miss for the big occasion and he was also not available for the Royal Challengers Bangalore’s IPL 2022 clash against Punjab Kings.

On Sunday (March 27), the adorable couple tied the knot in a tradition Indian style and the pictures and videos of the same went viral on social media.

Video of Glenn Maxwell and Vini Raman’s Indian style wedding goes viral

On March 27, a video of Glenn Maxwell and Vini Raman’s wedding surfaced on social media. In the video, both can be seen putting garlands to each other in what was an Indian traditional wedding. It can be assumed that this was a Tamil Brahmin wedding with the background music that was played. Vini had donned one of the traditional Indian sarees while Maxwell was in Sherwani.

Watch the video here:

Glenn Maxwell Malai Mattral 🤣 pic.twitter.com/Nu3ikToVRi

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Meanwhile, the two-time World Cup winner might only take the field in IPL 2022  after April 5 due to Cricket Australia (CA)’s central contract rules. RCB lost their first game of this season to PBKS by five wickets. Glenn Maxwell was one of the mandatory retentions of the Bengaluru-based franchise for this year along with the likes of batting megastar Virat Kohli and India pace sensation Mohammed Siraj respectively. He has been offered a sum of INR 11 crore.

The Australian power-hitter was rewarded for his batting exploits in 2021 where he was the leading run-scorer of the franchise having amassed 513 runs from 15 matches averaging 42.75 and a strike rate of 144.10 including six half-centuries. The senior cricketer would once again be expected to come out all guns blazing in the middle-order and make an impact with his right-arm off-spin as RCB eye a maiden IPL crown.