Sania Mirza seen in black burqa, reached Madina to perform Umrah, people asked where is Shoaib Malik

New Delhi: India’s former veteran female tennis player Sania Mirza is once again in the limelight. In the holy month of Ramadan, Sania along with her entire family reached Madinah to perform Umrah. During this, there is a lot of discussion about his getup. Sania has shared many pictures on her Instagram. His sister and children are also seen with him in this picture. In this picture, Sania is wearing a black burqa. This picture of Sania Mirza is now becoming very viral on social media.

Please tell that from March 23, 2023, the holy month of Ramadan has started. In this holy month many people go to Madinah for Umrah. Sania Mirza also reached there with her family. However, the surprising thing has been that during this time Pakistan cricketer and her husband Shoaib Malik were not seen with him.

For this reason, commenting on his post on social media, many users also asked about Shoaib why he did not come with him. Sania was accompanied by her son Izhaan Mirza Malik, sister Anam and other family members including parents on Umrah.

Sharing her picture on Instagram, Sania wrote, ‘Alhamdulillah, may Allah accept our prayers.’

Sania was RCB’s mentor in WPL

Sania Mirza recently said goodbye to her tennis career. Along with tennis, he started his new innings in cricket. Although Sania was not appointed as a player but she was appointed mentor of Royal Challengers Bangalore in the Women’s Premier League.

Sania Mirza’s team could not do anything special in this league. The team had to face defeat in consecutive matches since the beginning, due to which the RCB team could not even reach the playoffs. RCB was captained by Smriti Mandhana in WPL.

In this league, the RCB team played a total of 8 matches in the tournament in which they won only two matches while they had to face defeat in 6 matches.

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