Look: Australian cricketer Glenn Maxwell to wed Indian girl Vini Raman, invite goes viral

Australian cricketer Glenn Maxwell is having a different kind of jitters with about a month to go for the wedding ceremony. Maxwell, who has been retained by the Royal Challengers Bangalore and is one of the contenders for captaincy, is having a Hindu ceremony to wed Vini Raman in Melbourne on March 27.

The couple were engaged around a year back and Maxwell had shared the news on Instagram. They have been dating since 2017.

Maxwell's wedding invitation, printed in traditional format in Tamil, has gone viral in the last week.

Maxwell is now worried. "I had a bit of a worrying day the other day. I got sent a photo from an ex-IPL teammate...and he had been sent the (traditional) Tamil wedding invite by numerous amount of people. So unfortunately that was making the rounds online. I think we’re going to have to increase security at our Hindu wedding," he said.

Maxwell's fiancee Vini Raman is a pharmacist who was born and raised in Melbourne. Hailing from a Tamil family, Vini graduated from Mentone Girls Secondary College in Victoria and completed her studies in medical science.

“Check online. It’s [invitation] everywhere. Look up Maxwell wedding, it’ll be somewhere,” Maxwell said after the invitation went viral on social media.

Maxwell, who spoke about the wedding invitation leak during the third Twenty20 International against Sri Lanka, will miss the Pakistan tour and the early part of the Indian Premier League 2022 that starts on March 27.

Maxwell told the host broadcaster Fox Cricket that the clash with the wedding was unavoidable due to the constant schedule changes, despite consulting Cricket Australia. “Originally when I organised the dates with CA there was a two-week gap where I could potentially have it,” Maxwell said.

"I was pretty happy that I wasn’t going to be missing in any series. And then I came to the [CA] contract meeting midway through last year and they said well this is [when] the Pakistan series [is on] and I thought well obviously that’s changed,” he added.