Indian cricketer Smriti Mandhana and composer Palash Muchhal's November 23 wedding has been postponed due to unexpected
family health emergencies. Mandhana's father and groom-to-be Muchhal were hospitalized, leading to the decision. Both
are now recovering, but a new date is yet to be announced. Friend Jemimah Rodrigues has withdrawn from WBBL to support
Indian women’s cricket team vice-captain Smriti Mandhana and music composer Palash Muchhal’s wedding, which was
scheduled for November 23, was postponed after unexpected health emergencies in the family. The sequence began when
Mandhana’s father, Shriniwas, fell ill on the wedding day and had to be taken to a hospital. A day later, groom-to-be
Palash Muchhal was also admitted to a hospital in Sangli, which is Mandhana’s hometown. He was then moved to Mumbai for
further treatment and rest.
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Mandhana’s manager confirmed the postponement and said the families decided to delay the wedding because of these
health-related developments. After the announcement, Mandhana removed all wedding-linked posts from her official
Instagram account. However, some other photographs with Palash are still available on his social media pages. Both
Shriniwas and Palash have now been discharged from the hospital and are recovering. However, the families have not
announced a revised date for the ceremony. There has been interest in whether Palash also deleted his wedding content.
As of Monday, he has not removed the video of him proposing to Smriti Mandhana. The proposal took place at the DY Patil
Stadium in Navi Mumbai, which is the same venue where the Indian women’s team won the Women’s World Cup 2025. Palash
uploaded this proposal video on Instagram on November 21. Meanwhile, Team India batter Jemimah Rodrigues, who is a close
friend of Mandhana, has withdrawn from the remaining matches of the Women’s Big Bash League (WBBL) to stay with her
during this period. The postponement has come only weeks after India’s win in the ICC Women’s ODI World Cup, where
Mandhana played a major role in the team’s campaign.