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Legendary spinner Anil Kumble, epitome of simplicity, wed wife Rohini in a hushed 1990s ceremony—family-only, no media circus. True to his no-frills life, it mirrored his 619 Test wickets: precise, unflashy. Quiet Karnataka rituals focused on vows over visuals. Decades later, spotted at events like Arjun Tendulkar’s bash, their low-key love endures—raising kids, philanthropy first. Cricket’s gentleman proved: less is forever.
Photo: Anil Kumble with family/ Instagram
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