"Us 15": Gautam Gambhir's Heartwarming Anniversary Post for Wife Natasha Goes Viral

India head coach Gautam Gambhir grabbed attention on social media with a heartfelt post for his wife, Natasha Jain, as the couple celebrated their 15th wedding anniversary on Wednesday. Gambhir is currently in New Zealand with the Indian men's cricket team, which is taking on the Black Caps in a five-match T20I series. Led by Shreyas Iyer, India have already secured the series by winning the first three matches and taking an unassailable 3-0 lead. The T20I leg will be followed by a five-match ODI series and two Tests.

Amid his busy schedule in New Zealand, Gambhir took a moment to celebrate the occasion by sharing a picture with Natasha on social media. Alongside the photo, he wrote a simple yet touching caption: "Us 15."

Gambhir also made headlines for his reaction to India's dominant series-clinching victory in the third T20I on Tuesday. The former opener left fans intrigued with a brief two-word message for the Indian team following the emphatic win over New Zealand.

Abhishek Sharma smashed a blistering century off just 35 balls as India defeated New Zealand by six wickets in the third T20I in Wellington on Tuesday. The Indian opener struck a magnificent 113 off 38 balls, smashing 11 sixes and nine fours as India chased down New Zealand's target of 199 in just 13.2 overs, with 40 balls to spare. After the win, Gambhir had a two-word message: "Stay Humble," he wrote on X.

Sharma and 15-year-old Vaibhav Sooryavanshi gave India an explosive start, plundering 26 runs off the opening over bowled by Jacob Duffy. The duo added 17 runs in the second over and 21 in the third as India raced to 64 without loss in just three overs.

"Absolutely stunning. It was pleasing to the eyes the way they played strokes. Also, when Sanju and I, we went to bat, the ball was seaming, and I was like, how did they manage this? It was simply mind-boggling. [Does this batting performance top the list] Honestly speaking, getting 100 in 5 overs, I've never seen that before, especially at the international level. And definitely tops it. [How important is that message for them to just be able to play the way they play?] I think it's essential, especially coming overseas. You know the conditions are going to be different, and you'll be challenged with a lot of different deliveries," said India skipper Shreyas Iyer after India's win.

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