Quinton de Kock marries his girlfriend Sasha Hurly

South African young cricketing sensation Quinton de Kock is set to join the list of married cricketers after he decided to marry his longtime girlfriend Sasha Hurly. The wedding ceremony of De Kock and Sasha will take place at Le Victoria, Mauritius on September 19.

The whole South African team looked delighted about the wedding. In group picture shared by soon to be bride Sasha, AB de Villiers, JP Duminy, Dale Steyn, Faf du Plessis, David Miller, and others look excited to see their baby-faced shy teammate tie the knot.

The boys are finally off???⛳️ #quinnysbachelors #mauritius2016 #dekockwedding

A post shared by Sasha De Kock (@sashadekock) on Sep 17, 2016 at 1:23am PDT

Pre-Bachelorettes fun with the most special ladies in my life????

A post shared by Sasha De Kock (@sashadekock) on Sep 17, 2016 at 8:17am PDT

The couple has been together since 2012 when Quinton de Kock first met his future wife during a CLT20 match between Highveld Lions (de Kock’s team) and Mumbai Indians.

The match proved to be a life-changing one for de Kock as the shy cricketer lost his heart to one of the cheerleaders during the match – Sasha Hurly. The lady was quite charmed by the talented left-hander and approached after the match to congratulate on his knock (he made 51 that game).

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This fact that both were dating came to public’s knowledge after de Kock spoke about this whole story during an interview with a newspaper.

“After the game, she came up and congratulated me. Later, I thanked her back over Facebook. As we started talking, it just clicked. I didn’t think it could start on the field,” de Kock told Hindustan Times.

The bond between Hurly and de Kock, which only got stronger and stronger thereafter, has now eventually taken the couple into a whole new delightful phase of life.

The South African cricket team after partying in Mauritius will head straight back to home to hosts Ireland and Australia for limited overs series which will begin later this month.