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Ajinkya Rahane
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Ajinkya Rahane, wife Radhika welcome baby boy

| @indiablooms | Oct 06, 2022, at 06:37 am

New Delhi: Former Indian Test captain Ajinkya Rahane on Wednesday said he and his wife Radhika have welcomed their second child.

Ajinkya announced on Instagram the birth of their baby boy.

Rahane and Radhika had married in 2014.

They have a  three-year-old daughter named Aarya.

She was born in October 2019.

"This morning, Radhika and I welcomed our baby boy into the world. Both Radhika and the baby are doing well and are completely healthy. We'd like to thank you for all your love and blessings," Ajinkya Rahane wrote in his statement published on the social media.

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