Smriti Mandhana and Palash Muchhal will take 7 roundsImage Credit source: Instagram/Palash Muchhal
Smriti Mandhana-Palash Muchhal Wedding: After playing an important role in making Team India world champion for the first time, star opener Smriti Mandhana is now going to achieve another new milestone in her life. The many days of speculation and curiosity among the fans has now come to an end because the date of Smriti Mandhana’s wedding has been revealed. Indian women’s cricket team vice-captain Smriti Mandhana is going to tie the knot with her boyfriend and music director Palash Muchhal on November 23. The wedding card of both has also been leaked on social media.
For the last few years, Smriti and Palash Muchhal have been seen with each other many times. About two years ago, both of them had openly revealed their relationship with each other and also expressed their love. Recently, during a match of ICC Women’s World Cup 2025, Palash Muchhal had also revealed that Smriti is soon going to become the daughter-in-law of her city Indore. When Muchhal made this announcement, the Indian team was also in Indore and was preparing to play against England.
Not only this, recently the wedding invitation card of both of them also went viral on social media. However, it could not be confirmed at that time whether it was real or just a miracle of editing. But now it has been proved that their marriage is fixed and this card is also his. A report in Times of India states that Smriti and Palash will take 7 rounds with each other on 23rd November and will start married life after completing all the rituals. This marriage will take place in Sangli, Maharashtra, where Mandhana’s house is.
If seen in this way, November 2025 is going to prove to be the most special in the life of Smriti Mandhana. On November 2 itself, the Indian team won the ICC Women’s World Cup title for the first time by defeating South Africa in the final. Mandhana had scored the highest score of 434 runs for India in this tournament. In this matter, she was second after South African captain Laura Woolworth (571). Just 3 weeks after becoming world champion, she is also going to start a new journey.