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Pakistan cricketer Haris Rauf ties knot with model Muzna Masood Malik in Islamabad – See pics

By Gilless Mischler
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Who
is
Muzna
Masood
Malik?

Muzna
–
who
has
modelled
for
several
clothing
brands
in
Pakistan
–
and
Rauf
have
studied
together
and
the
two
have
been
in
love
for
quite
some
time.
Muzna
(25)
completed
her
undergraduate
degree
from
the
Islamabad
campus.

Haris
Rauf
and
Muzna
Malik
love
story

The
couple’s
adorable
video
went
viral
across
social
media
platforms
recently
and
since
then
the
speculations
of
their
wedding
were
doing
the
rounds.

Fans
on
social
media
have
been
hailing
the
couple
for
being
with
each
other
through
thick
and
thin.
Haris
started
his
career
as
a
ball-boy
for
BBL
side
Melbourne
Stars
and
after
impressing
the
coaching
and
support
staff
of
the
T20
team
he
earned
a
contract.
He
was
first
picked
up
by
Lahore
Qalandars
in
the
Pakistan
Super
League.

Following
his
good
performance
in
BBL,
the
pacer
got
a
call-up
on
the
national
side
and
the
rest,
as
they
say,
is
history.

Haris
plays
for
Lahore
Qalandars
in
the
Pakistan
Super
League
and
the
franchise
recently
gifted
him
a
car,
which
had
the
registration
in
‘Haris’ on
the
number
plate.


The
bride
even
wore
Haris
Rauf’s
‘HR150’
on
her
hand
with
henna.

Pakistan
cricketers
attend
wedding
ceremony

Several
Pakistan
cricketers
were
present
at
the
glittering
wedding
ceremony
and
they
even
wished
the
newly
married
couple
a
happy
married
life
on
social
media.

Pakistani cricketers with Haris

Rauf
was
not
included
in
Pakistan’s
squad
for
the
home
series
against
New
Zealand
as
he
is
recovering
from
an
injury
he
sustained
while
fielding
in
the
Rawalpindi
Test
against
England.
England
defeated
Pakistan
3-0
in
the
three-match
series
and
created
history
on
Pakistani
soil.

Pakistan
host
New
Zealand
at
home

Pacer
Naseem
Shah,
who
missed
the
Multan
and
Karachi
Tests
against
England
due
to
a
shoulder
niggle,
has
been
declared
fit
and
included
in
the
squad.

New
Zealand
will
play
all
their
matches
in
the
upcoming
tour
of
Pakistan
in
Karachi
after
the
PCB
was
forced
to
reschedule
the
fixtures
due
to
adverse
weather
conditions
in
the
Punjab
province.

The
decision
was
taken
after
a
mutual
agreement
between
New
Zealand
Cricket
(NZC)
and
the
Pakistan
Cricket
Board
(PCB).
The
PCB
said
it
came
to
the
decision
considering
the
fact
that
foggy
weather
conditions
have
already
disrupted
flight
operations
from
Multan
and
may
also
result
in
loss
of
playing
hours.

The
first
Test
was
scheduled
in
Karachi
while
the
second
Test
was
to
be
hosted
by
Multan.
The
PCB
has
also
scheduled
the
three-match
one-day
series
after
the
two-Test
series
in
Karachi.

Pakistan
will
take
on
New
Zealand
in
the
opening
Test
beginning
on
December
26.
Pakistan
had
lost
their
three-match
home
Test
series
against
England
3-0.
Besides,
it
has
also
been
agreed
between
the
two
boards
that
the
second
Test
and
the
three
ODIs
will
now
be
brought
forward
by
a
day,
meaning
the
second
Test
will
commence
on
January
2,
with
the
three
ICC
Men’s
Cricket
World
Cup
Super
League
fixtures
to
be
played
on
January
9,
11
and
13.


Revised
itinerary:

December
26-30
–
1st
Test

Karachi
January
2-6
–
2nd
Test

Karachi
January
9
–
1st
ODI

Karachi
January
11
–
2nd
ODI

Karachi
January
13
–
3rd
ODI.

(With
PTI
Inputs)

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