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Sania Mirza to wed Shoaib Malik

Sania Mirza to wed Shoaib Malik









Hyderabad, India's tennis player, Sania Mirza to Shoaib Malik, Pakistan's former cricket captain is going to marry. A formal wedding reception is set within a month. Will be an engagement ceremony.

Sania's father Imran Mirza, by the news late Monday night was confirmed.

"Imran said some Dubai, where the inhabitants will be based in Shoaib and Sania continues to play tennis once a wrist injury that he recently has marred his career will recover completely.


"The biggest day of my life in my marriage is going to be.

, "Mirza said," I glow under constant public has for too long and very personal time in my life and appreciate more privacy. "

He said, "I totally have represented India in Commonwealth and Asian Games that are scheduled for later this year is expected to fit."

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