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Steve Smith shares romantic wedding photo with wife Dani on anniversary

Updated on: 16 September,2019 09:16 AM IST  | 
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Steve Smith wishes wife Dani Willis on first wedding anniversary

Steve Smith shares romantic wedding photo with wife Dani on anniversary

Steve Smith with wife Dani Willis. Pic Courtesy: Steve Smith's Instagram account

London: Australia batting mainstay Steve Smith recently took to social media site Instagram to show a little bit of his romantic side. Smith wished his wife Dani Willis on their first wedding anniversary after he shared a romantic photo of the couple on social media. "Happy 1st wedding anniversary @ dani_ willis thanks for all of your support, guidance and love. I love you!" Smith said in a post on Instagram. Take a look at the romantic post below.



 
 
 
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Happy 1st wedding anniversary @dani_willis thanks for all of your support, guidance and love. I love you! u00f0u009fu0092u0096

A post shared by Steve Smith (@steve_smith49) onSep 15, 2019 at 12:44am PDT



Steve Smith has been the star at the Ashes 2019 series after he scored loads of runs which also includes a double century. Steve Smith and Dani Willis tied the knot in September last year. The couple earlier got engaged in July 2017. Steve Smith had popped the question to Dani atop the renowned Rockefeller Centre located in New York.

Steve Smith has put on a huge total of 774 runs in seven innings at the Ashes 2019 series against England. Steve Smith's highest score of 211 during the series also helped the Australian cricket team to retain the Ashes urn. Steve Smith has an average of 110.57 which have led to comparisons between him and cricket legend Sir Donald Bradman. 

England went on to defeat Australia by 135 runs in the fifth and final Test match at The Oval yesterday. The Ashes ended in a 2-2 draw - the first in 47 years! However, Australia retained the Ashes title.

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