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Mitchell Starc ties knot with Alyssa Healy

| | Apr 17, 2016, at 12:01 am
Sydney, Apr 16 (IBNS): Australian fast bowler Mitchell Starc has married women cricketer Alyssa Healy on Friday.

They have been dating for a while.

Alyssa Healy,who  is a wicket keeper, tweeted: "Marry your best friend  #stealy  @mstarc56."

Celebrating their marriage, Starc posted a picture on Facebook with his wife and wrote a short message: "Mine".

They even used a hashtag '‪#‎stealy‬'.

In the picture, the couple is seen happily posing in front of the camera on a beach.

 

Image: Mitchell Starc

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