Lucknow: Indian cricket team’s star spinner Kuldeep Yadav is now going to make a new beginning in his domestic life after the field. On March 8, 2026, Team India won the third T20 World Cup by defeating New Zealand in the final. This was India’s first T20 World Cup win on home soil. After winning the title, Kuldeep is now going to get married.
Kuldeep sent wedding invitation to CM Yogi
The invitation for Kuldeep Yadav’s wedding and reception was handed over to Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath by his father Ram Singh Yadav at the Chief Minister’s office in Lucknow. Yogi ji also congratulated the family. Kuldeep completed the wedding preparations only after winning the World Cup, because the team’s schedule was very busy.
Wedding date and venue
Kuldeep Yadav and his fiancee Vanshika will take seven rounds at a resort in Mussoorie, the beautiful hill station of Uttarakhand, on March 14, 2026. A day before this, on March 13, Haldi and Mehndi ceremonies will take place. After the wedding, there will be a grand reception on March 17 at Centrum Hotel in Lucknow. Fellow cricket players, film personalities, industrialists and political leaders can attend this party.
The vow to win the World Cup was fulfilled
Kuldeep Yadav had promised Vanshika before the World Cup that he would first become a champion and then get married. The team fulfilled this dream by winning the final on March 8. After the World Cup, Kuldeep gave priority to his personal life.
Kuldeep and Vanshika’s love story
Kuldeep Yadav and Vanshika are childhood friends. Both are residents of Kanpur. Vanshika was born in Shyam Nagar area of Kanpur. After school, Vanshika chose to go to Australia for further education. Currently she works in Australia. His father Yogendra Singh (or Yogesh Singh) works in LIC. Their friendship turned into love with time.
They got engaged on 4 June 2025 in Lucknow, which was also attended by cricketers like Rinku Singh. Earlier the wedding was scheduled for November 2025, but due to the busy cricket schedule, it was postponed to March 2026.
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