Abhishek Sharma Misses Sister’s Wedding to Fulfil National Duty in India A vs Australia A Series

Abhishek Sharma Misses Sister’s Wedding to Fulfil National Duty in India A vs Australia A Series
  • Asia Cup 2025 Player of the Tournament Abhishek Sharma joined India A squad immediately after the final.
  • Missed his elder sister Komal Sharma’s wedding due to national duty.
  • Was seen opening for India A under Shreyas Iyer’s captaincy against Australia A.
  • Yet to make his ODI debut, using this series as a potential stepping stone.
  • India to face Australia in a 3-match ODI series later this month (Oct 19, 23, 25).

Abhishek Sharma Chooses Cricket Over Family Celebration

Indian cricket’s latest sensation, Abhishek Sharma, once again proved that for him, country comes first. After being crowned Player of the Tournament in the recently concluded Asia Cup 2025, Abhishek had only a few days’ break before returning to the field for India A against Australia A.

While his family and relatives gathered for his sister Komal Sharma’s wedding, Abhishek was notably absent. Videos and photos shared on the wedding’s official Instagram handle, komalselovhogaya, confirmed his absence, with the star cricketer simultaneously seen playing the 2nd unofficial ODI under Shreyas Iyer’s leadership.


ODI Dream Drives His Decision

Abhishek, who hammered 314 runs in the Asia Cup at a jaw-dropping strike rate of 200, is still waiting for his ODI debut. With Indian captain Rohit Sharma close to ODI retirement, an opening spot is expected to open soon, and Abhishek has emerged as the frontrunner.

By prioritising cricket over personal commitments, Abhishek signalled his intent to grab that opportunity. His performance in this unofficial series could be crucial in determining his selection for the upcoming India vs Australia ODIs later this month.


Abhishek Sharma’s Asia Cup 2025 Record

  • Matches: 7
  • Runs: 314
  • Average: 44.85
  • Strike Rate: 200.00
  • 50s/100s: 2/1

Upcoming Fixtures – India Tour of Australia (ODIs)

  1. Oct 19 – 1st ODI, Perth
  2. Oct 23 – 2nd ODI, Adelaide
  3. Oct 25 – 3rd ODI, Sydney

Expert Take

Abhishek’s decision may have been difficult on a personal level, but former cricketers believe it reflects his commitment to the bigger picture. With the 2026 Champions Trophy and 2027 ODI World Cup not far away, India’s team management will closely monitor the left-hander’s progress in the 50-over format.

Isha Pannu

Isha Pannu, a seasoned content writer and dedicated cricket expert, brings over three years of invaluable experience to the realm of cricket journalism. She is a content producer for Cricketwebs News Website.

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