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Hardik Pandya renews wedding vows with wife Natasa Stankovic

| @indiablooms | Feb 15, 2023, at 02:43 pm

New Delhi: India's star all-rounder Hardik Pandya, who is leading the T20 squad in several series in recent times, decided to renew the wedding vows with his wife Natasa Stankovic on Tuesday, a day when Valentine's Day was celebrated across the globe.

"We celebrated Valentine’s Day on this island of love by renewing the vows we took three years ago. We are truly blessed to have our family and friends with us to celebrate our love," Hardik posted on Instagram.

Hardik also shared images of his wedding ceremony.

The couple has a baby boy named  Agastya.

They had married during COVID-19 lockdown.

Under Hardik's leadership, Gujarat Titans won the IPL last year.

It was the first IPL season of the franchise.

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