Rohit Sharma became father for the second time when wife Ritika Sajdeh gave birth to a baby boy on November 15.

The couple welcomed their second child on November 15, causing Rohit to miss the opening Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy.

Ritika shared an Instagram story of a personalized family ornament consisting of four figures, each labelled with their names - "Ro" for Rohit Sharma, "Rits" for Ritika Sajdeh, "Sammy" for their daughter Samaira and Ahaan for their new-born son.

Taking to Instagram, Ritika posted a Christmas-themed family cutout. with each figure representing a family member wearing Christmas/wintertime clothing. The post was captioned as "December". The cutout featured the Hitman himself named as "Ro",

Rohit Sharma and his wife Ritika Sajdeh were blessed with a baby boy on November 15. The captain of Team India had to stay back in India for the occasion while the rest of the team had flown to Australia for the Border-Gavaskar Trophy.

India captain Rohit Sharma and his wife Ritika Sajdeh were blessed with a baby boy earlier this month. With Ritika's due delivery date close to the 1st Test against Australia in Perth, Rohit decided to skip the match,

Indian cricket captain Rohit Sharma and wife Ritika Sajdeh named their newborn son 'Ahaan'. The name was announced via a festive ornament alongside daughter Samaira’s name.

Rohit Sharma's wife Ritika Sajdeh took to her social media account to share an adorable post which had a Christmas-themed family cutout

India captain Rohit Sharma and wife Ritika Sajdeh revealed the name of their son through an Instagram story. The couple was recently blessed with a baby boy.

Indian cricket captain Rohit Sharma and Ritika Sajdeh revealed their newborn son’s name, Ahaan, on social media. They shared a picture of a family ornament labeled with their names. Ahaan means dawn or beginning.

Rohit Sharma and Ritika Sajdeh have named their son, Ahaan. The couple welcomed their second child in November, earlier this year. The Indian skipper is currently with the squad playing a practice game against Australia PM’s XI at the Manuka Oval in Canberra.