Australian leg-spinner Amanda Wellington has always been known for her exceptional talent on the cricket field, but her recent trip to India was more than just another sporting journey. The 27-year-old cricketer, renowned for her exploits in international cricket and various T20 leagues, embarked on a trip that would hold personal significance – a moment that would be cherished forever. Wellington, who has made a mark in domestic and franchise leagues worldwide, chose India’s most iconic symbol of love, the Taj Mahal, to announce her engagement to Humraj Dhaliwal.
A special journey to India: Australia’s Amanda Wellington celebrates engagement at the Taj Mahal
Amanda Wellington’s journey to India in 2025 took on a different significance as she embarked on a trip that blended cricket, travel, and a personal milestone. She had been actively sharing glimpses of her travels on social media, offering fans a peek into her Indian experience.
Her journey began with a selfie from New Delhi’s airport, marking the start of an exciting adventure. On the second day, she explored Jaipur, immersing herself in the vibrant culture of the Pink City, visiting historic monuments, and embracing local traditions. However, it was on the third day that her trip took a romantic turn – one that would etch this visit in her memory forever.
Wellington and her partner, Humraj , sealed their love with a breathtaking engagement at the Taj Mahal, one of the most recognized symbols of love in the world. The Australian cricketer shared a heartfelt post on social media, captioning it, “Day-3 was special,” as she announced the engagement to her followers. The stunning pictures of the couple at the Taj Mahal quickly garnered love and admiration from fans worldwide.
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Who is Amanda’s partner ? A cricket connection beyond borders
Humraj, Amanda Wellington’s fiancé, hails from Adelaide, South Australia. He pursued his studies at the University of South Australia and shares a passion for cricket, playing as a leg-spinner in Adelaide’s domestic circuit. His brother, Sawai Chaudhary, is also associated with top-tier cricket, having been a part of the Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) squad in the Indian Premier League (IPL) last year. With cricket running in the family, Wellington and Dhaliwal’s relationship is rooted not just in love but also in a shared appreciation for the sport. Their engagement at the Taj Mahal symbolizes a beautiful blend of cultures and a bond that transcends borders.
Meanwhile, Wellington’s cricketing journey has been nothing short of remarkable. Having represented Australia across all formats, she has steadily built a reputation as a dependable leg-spinner. Her international record includes two wickets in her only Test match, 18 wickets in 14 ODIs, and 10 wickets in eight T20Is.
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This article was first published at WomenCricket.com, a Cricket Times company.
