South Africa cricket workforce batter David Miller exchanged vows with fiance and longtime girlfriend Camilla Harris in Cape Town on Sunday. The explosive batter, who represents Gujarat Titans within the Indian Premier League (IPL), and Camilla each shared a number of footage and movies of the occasion on their social media handles. The occasion was attended by family and friends which included a number of of Miller’s teammates like Aiden Markram, Quinton De Kock and Mark Boucher. Camilla is an expert polo participant and she or he was seen cheering for Miller throughout his stint with GT within the IPL 2023 season.

David Miller married With Longtime Girlfriend Camilla Harris in Cape Town pic.twitter.com/zI3tHbs436

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Meanwhile, Australia wicketkeeper-batter Matthew Wade will miss Gujarat Titans’ (GT) first match of the upcoming Indian Premier League (IPL) 2024, in order that he might participate within the Sheffield Shield remaining for Tasmania, based on ESPNcricinfo.

The Sheffield Shield remaining for Tasmania will happen from March twenty first to twenty fifth, and the Aussie cricketer will miss the Gujarat-based franchise’s first sport in opposition to Mumbai Indians (MI) on March 25.

David Miller ties the knot with Camilla Harris.

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However, his presence of their second sport of the IPL in opposition to Chennai Super Kings which can happen on March 27 “could be tight”, as per ESPNcricinfo. While GT’s third sport of the match will happen on March 31 in opposition to Sunrisers Hyderabad.

While talking to the media, Tasmania head coach Jeff Vaughan confirmed that Wade has already spoken to GT and the IPL franchise has allowed him to participate within the Sheffield Shield remaining.

“He’s spoken with his IPL franchise and they’re happy to allow him to stay here, which probably equates to him potentially missing their first game. We feel very fortunate to have someone of Matt’s ilk coming back into our group, and his experience and his performances at the back end of our season,” Vaughan was quoted by ESPNcricinfo as saying.

(With ANI inputs)