Synopsis
Zaheer Khan and Sagarika Ghatge rejoice in welcoming their first child, a baby boy named Fatehsinh Khan. The couple shared their happiness on social media, receiving heartfelt congratulations from friends and fans alike. This marks a significant moment for the couple, who married in 2017.Key Takeaways
- Zaheer Khan and Sagarika Ghatge welcome their son, Fatehsinh.
- The couple shared the news via a greyscale family portrait on Instagram.
- They received congratulations from friends and fellow celebrities.
- Zaheer has a notable cricket career and is currently mentoring LSG.
- LSG is currently positioned fifth in the IPL standings.
New Delhi, April 16 (NationPress) Former Indian cricketer Zaheer Khan and his wife, actress Sagarika Ghatge, have welcomed a precious baby boy into their family. The happy couple shared this delightful news on Wednesday, posting a lovely greyscale family portrait on social media.
In the heartwarming image, Zaheer is seen cradling the newborn on his lap while Sagarika wraps her arms around them from behind. "With love, gratitude, and divine blessings, we embrace our cherished little baby boy, Fatehsinh Khan," the couple expressed in their Instagram caption.
The announcement drew a wave of affection and congratulations from friends, fans, and fellow celebrities.
Actor Angad Bedi chimed in, saying, "Waheguru," while veteran cricketer Harbhajan Singh offered his best wishes, stating, “Congratulations to you both. Waheguru Meher Kare.” Suresh Raina also sent his congratulations to the couple on the birth of their son.
Aakash Chopra added, "Congratulations to both of you. Sending lots of love and blessings."
Zaheer and Sagarika exchanged vows in November 2017. They opted for a court marriage, which was celebrated with a grand reception for Bollywood luminaries and Zaheer's Indian team colleagues on November 27 at Mumbai's Taj Mahal Palace.
Zaheer, who was associated with Mumbai Indians (MI) from 2018 to 2022, first as a cricket director and later as head of global development, is presently serving as a mentor for Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) in the current Indian Premier League 2025 season.
Over his career, he played 100 IPL matches across ten seasons for three teams, taking 102 wickets with an economy rate of 7.58. He last participated in the tournament in 2017, when he captained Delhi Daredevils (now Delhi Capitals), before retiring from all forms of cricket.
LSG's three-match winning streak concluded last Saturday with a five-wicket loss to Chennai Super Kings. They are looking to bounce back against Rajasthan Royals in their next match at Sawai Mansingh Stadium in Jaipur on Saturday.
Currently, LSG sits in fifth place on the IPL points table, boasting four wins and three losses out of seven matches.
