SRH star Abhishek Sharma's sister Komal gets engaged at..., fiance is...
There is a happy atmosphere in the family of Sunrisers Hyderabad opener Abhishek Sharma, who made headlines with his explosive batting in IPL 2025. His sister Komal Sharma is engaged.
On this special occasion, Abhishek shared a photo of his sister and her fiance on social media and congratulated both of them wholeheartedly. Abhishek Sharma considers his sister Komal Sharma as his lucky charm. She is often present in the stadium to support Abhishek.
Abhishek Sharma's sister Komal Sharma's engagement ceremony was a private and family affair. Close family members and friends attended the ceremony. It was held in Shimla as reported by Sports Now.
Abhishek, who was recently playing for Sunrisers Hyderabad in IPL 2025, took time out from his busy schedule to express his happiness in this special moment. Komal's fiance name is Lovish Oberoi. Abhishek shared a photo of sister Komal Sharma and Lovish Oberoi on his Instagram story and informed about the engagement.
In the photo shared by Abhishek Sharma, his sister is sitting with Lovish Oberoi. Komal Sharma is looking very happy wearing a red chunari. Along with this, Abhishek Sharma also wrote a cute caption. Abhishek wrote, 'Best wishes to you. Finally it happened.'
Let us tell you, Komal Sharma is a physiotherapist by profession. She obtained a bachelor's degree in physiotherapy from Guru Nanak Dev University Amritsar in the year 2018, after which she obtained a master's degree in orthopedics from NIMS University Jaipur in 2021.
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