‘High in Love’ – Irfan Pathan posts adorable message for wifey Safa Baig on fourth wedding anniversary
Irfan didn’t leave any stone unturned in making it a special day for his better-half.
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04 February 2016, the very day when Irfan Pathan and Safa Baig tied the knots. The couple entered the wedlock in a simple ceremony in Mecca. It was earlier learned that Irfan, who announced his retirement on January 2020, met Jeddah-based Safa way back in 2014. Then they crossed paths at a public event and their relationship has flourished with the passage of time.
Safa is an Indian national and works in a PR firm as an executive editor. She has also featured in a number of renowned fashion magazines. They also have a son by the name of Imran Khan Pathan. Irfan has often posted heartfelt pictures with his wife. On the day of anniversary, he didn’t leave any stone unturned in making it a special day for his better-half.
Irfan uploaded an adorable picture where they can be seen, dressed up. He captioned the picture and wrote, “Time flies they say but the Only thing flying is me, HIGH IN LOVE! Happy anniversary wifey #love #anniversary #4years,”
Here is Irfan’s post
Irfan’s career in brief
When Irfan made his debut, he was being seen as an answer to India’s quest of finding a genuine all-rounder. He took rapid strides for the Men in Blue and went on to play all three formats. Irfan also went on to become the Player of the Match in the final of the 2007 T20 World Cup in South Africa. He picked wickets at crucial phases against Pakistan and helped India become the champions of the firsts season.
The now 35-year-old went on to play 29 Tests, 120 ODIs and 24 T20Is for his nation. In February 2019, he played his last competitive match in the Syed Mushtaq Ali T20 Trophy. When he called it quits, he said that getting Matthew Hayden as his first wicket is one of his most memorable moments.
Pathan has also helped Jammu and Kashmir cricket grow leaps and bounds. He took charge of the team as a player-cum-mentor in the 2018-19 season. Though it was his last season in first-class cricket, he carried on being the mentor to his team. Irfan also plies his trade as a commentator in several series.
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