Two people. Two different worlds. Miles apart. Destiny brings them together tying them in a sacred bond of marriage. They never saw a future together but future saw "THEM" together. Will they be able to survive the marriage that was never meant to happen? Surrounded by the media, rumors and fans will they be able to work it out? Busy life and days apart, but at the end they found supporting each other at every step, at every stage of life. . . . . . . . . And they realised they were meant to be. They were DESTINED.

"If my brother finds out, he will literally use you for batting practice, Abhishek." Nineteen-year-old Niti Varma had exactly one job during the IPL season: stay out of the media spotlight and don't distract her older brother, Tilak Varma. It should have been easy. What wasn't easy? Dealing with Tilak's best friend and India's star opener, Abhishek Sharma. Abhishek is everything Niti isn't-bold, chaotic, wildly confident, and entirely too fond of testing her patience. He treats her like a puzzle he desperately wants to solve, using every excuse to lean in close, steal her snacks, and make her blush just to watch her lose her composure. But behind the sharp-tongued banter, the constant bickering, and the five-year age gap lies a heavy mutual attraction. With Tilak's strict "no teammates near my sister" rule hanging over their heads, Niti and Abhishek are playing a dangerous game. Will they manage to keep their hands to themselves, or will they break the ultimate rule of the brotherhood? #7 in cricket 03/07/2026 #14 in cricket 17/07/2026

An Arrange Marriage Saga Nivisha Sharma, A hardworking girl who has achieved a lot at a very young age. She has a dream to work for Team India and wants to make her parents proud. Die hard cricket fan. Shubman Gill , India's top order batsman and someone on whom girls drool over Peep in to know more..... BOOK 2 IN HIS LOVE SERIES

After a painful breakup with Trisha Kulkarni, Shreyas Iyer's life takes a turn he never expected. The charm, the confidence, the laughter - all lost somewhere between heartbreak and healing. And just when he thought love wasn't meant for him anymore, Vihana Kohli walks in - kind, grounded, and everything he didn't know he needed. She's Virat Kohli's little sister, loved by everyone, and somehow, she finds a way to reach the parts of Shreyas no one else could. Because sometimes, love doesn't happen twice... it just finds its way back - differently. SECOND CHANCE - a story about heartbreak, healing, and finding love when you've stopped believing in it.

𝐋𝐎𝐕𝐄 𝐁𝐄𝐓𝐖𝐄𝐄𝐍 𝐖𝐈𝐂𝐊𝐄𝐓𝐒 In the world of cricket, fame came easy to men like Shubman Gill. Pretty smiles. Expensive watches. Headlines filled with rumors, scandals, and another woman linked to his name every other week. The nation called him cricket's golden boy, talented, charming, dangerously addictive to watch both on and off the field. And Shubman wore that reputation like a crown. Then there was Shreyas Iyer. Disciplined. Focused. Untouchable. The kind of cricketer coaches trusted, seniors respected, and fans admired from a distance because men like him didn't let people get too close. He believed in hard work, control, and never letting emotions interfere with the game. Which was exactly why he could never stand Shubman Gill. At least that's what the media thought. Because years ago, before the cold stares, passive aggressive interviews, and dressing room tension, they had actually been friends. Rivals from opposite teams who somehow still found comfort in each other between packed schedules, exhausting tours, and the suffocating pressure of being India's future. Until cricket ruined it, or maybe ambition did. The captaincy race turned ugly, selection politics made it worse. One position. Two egos. Endless comparisons. And suddenly every conversation became a competition. Every handshake became forced. Every match between them felt less like cricket and more like war. The media loved it. Fans turned their rivalry into entertainment. Cameras captured every glare, every sarcastic comment, every moment of visible irritation between India's two biggest stars. What nobody saw, was the tension that lingered a little too long. The way anger started feeling dangerously close to obsession. The way hatred burned hotter than it should. Because enemies weren't supposed to look at each other like that. And they definitely weren't supposed to want the one person determined to destroy him.

He was loved by millions. She was loved by almost no one outside her small circle. And somehow, he chose her. Adit Kothari is India's cricket sensation-the nation's favorite son, constantly surrounded by cameras, fame, and endless admiration. Meera Verma is just a dentist trying to live a peaceful life. They were never supposed to meet. And they were definitely never supposed to fall in love. But stolen conversations turn into feelings. Feelings turn into longing. And longing turns into a choice that could break both their hearts. Because sometimes loving someone isn't enough. Not when the world keeps watching. Not when fear speaks louder than trust. And not when one wrong decision can change everything. A story about fame, heartbreak, second chances, and a love that refuses to disappear. "In a world full of crowds, they only ever looked for each other."

Shutika never watched cricket. She didn't know what a strike rate was, didn't understand why matches lasted for hours, and definitely never imagined cricket would become such a huge part of her life.✨️ But one match, one cricketer, and one unexpected decision changed everything. What started as a simple crush soon became something much bigger. A story of friendship, dreams, edits, cricket, and finding yourself along the way. Read Out of Reach to discover what really changed.🫶

It's 2027 it's after Sara Tendulkar and subhman gill's Break up...subhman gill a cricketer falls for a Bengali fan girl and a ceo who loves cricket but don't know about subhman subhman - do you know who am I ??- IDC you are not Virat Kohli Let's see if they can be together

This is my first ever book. It contains so many loopholes as the editing wasn't done nicely when I rephrased the story. So a genuine sorry to the readers to picked up this up and anyhow faced disappointment. 💛 #top 2 on 3.09.2025 #top 2 on 10.10.2025 #top 5 on 14.10.2025 #top 4 on 15.10.2025 #top 6 on 16.10.2025 This is republishing of the previous book with many changes and new additions read on your own risk .. Has been earlier rated as... MT: multiple times #1 in adult themes (MT) #1 in maturecontent (MT) #1 in romance #1 in couple #1 in arranged #2 in single parent #2 in Indian #2 in desi romance

A Shubman Gill Fanfiction Shubman Gill never planned on getting married. At twenty-six, his life revolves around cricket, endorsements, training schedules, and the constant pressure of living up to expectations. Marriage is a distraction he doesn't need, and he has no intention of letting anyone change his mind. Saanvi Pawar has her own dreams. A talented architect from Pune, she has spent years building a successful career and fiercely protecting her independence. Settling down is the last thing on her mind as she just moved to Mumbai alone-until her grandfather falls seriously ill. His only wish is to see her married, and for the first time, saying no feels impossible. With their families connected through years of friendship and business ties, the solution arrives far too quickly. A marriage. Temporary. Practical. Safe. One year. That's the agreement. If, after twelve months, they still don't want this marriage, they can walk away without guilt, explanations, or consequences. It sounds simple enough. All they have to do is coexist. But families have expectations. There are weddings to attend, festivals to celebrate, relatives to impress, and endless questions to answer. Soon, they find themselves acting like the perfect married couple everywhere they go. Holding hands for photographs. Sharing inside jokes they never meant to create. Showing up for each other when nobody is watching. What begins as an arrangement slowly turns into something neither of them anticipated. Between Ganpati celebrations in Pune, Lohri nights in Punjab, chaotic family gatherings, long-distance calls during overseas tours, and quiet moments that feel far too comfortable, the line between pretending and reality starts to disappear. The problem isn't the marriage anymore. The problem is that the one-year deadline is getting closer. And neither of them is ready to admit that somewhere along the way, they stopped counting the days until it ended.