RITIKA Sajdeh is a famous and hugely successful sports manager in India.
She has managed some of India's best cricket players and is now married and managing one of the best batters in Indian cricket.
When did Rohit Sharma and Ritika Sajdeh get married?
Rohit Sharma and Ritika Sajdeh tied the knot on December 15, 2015.
Rohit proposed to Ritika at Borivali Sports Ground, the place he started his cricket career.
The couple had a traditional ceremony that was held at the Taj Lands End Hotel in Mumbai.
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Their wedding was attended by plenty of celebrities, Bollywood stars and cricket players.
The couple met through their mutual friend Yuvraj Singh who Ritika considers her Rakhi brother.
What does Ritika Sajdeh do for a living?
Ritika was born on December 21, 1987, in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India.
She makes a living as a sports manager, and is reported to be worth between $1million and $5million (£800,000-£4m).
Ritika has always been a sports enthusiast and joined her cousin's company as a sports manager after her graduation.
Her cousin is Bunty Sachdeva, owner of Cornerstone Sport and Entertainment.
Here she trained on the job to develop relations with sportspeople and assisted them in managing their workloads and public appearances.
Bunty's company is now one of the best companies for media relations for sports people, with connections to almost every top sportsperson in India.
Ritika has worked with Indian cricketer Virat Kohli as his sports manager.
Since she connected with her husband, she now works exclusively with her husband as his sports manager.
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Do Rohit Sharma and Ritika Sajdeh have any children?
Rohit and Ritika have been together for more than seven years, sharing their journey as a couple on social media.
The couple welcomed their first child on December 30, 2018.
The pair share a daughter, Samaira.
It was reported that the international cricketer was on tour in Australia at the time of little Samaira's birth.
He returned to Mumbai for the arrival of their daughter and then rejoined the team shortly after.
