In a shocking turn of events, Caribbean T20 star Nicholas Pooran has announced his retirement from international cricket. Widely known as the ‘six-hitting machine,’ Pooran’s decision has sent shockwaves through the cricketing fraternity.

Kathrina Miguel, the wife of Pooran is admired for her composed presence and unwavering support for her partner. Known for her humility and elegance, Kathrina has stood by Pooran through the highs and lows of his career, offering the emotional grounding that has helped shape the cricketer’s professional and personal life.

Who is Nicholas Pooran’s wife? 

Kathrina Miguel (Image Source: Instagram)

Kathrina was born on May 1 in Chaguanas, Trinidad and Tobago, Kathrina is a graduate of Holy Faith Convent Couva and later earned her degree from The University of the West Indies (UWI), St. Augustine. She serves as a steadfast source of support, epitomizing strength and resilience in their relationship.

Nicholas and Kathrina Wedding

Nicholas Pooran and Kathrina Miguel (Image Source: Instagram)

Kathrina and Nicholas got married in June 2021 in an intimate ceremony after years of dating. Their wedding was a celebration of love, simplicity, and Caribbean traditions, attended by close friends and family.

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A proud parents

Nicholas Pooran and Kathrina Miguel with their daughter 9Image Source: Instagram)

The couple welcomed a daughter into their lives. Pooran and his wife were blessed with a baby girl named Alayra Pooran on January 29, 2023.

Strong social media presence

Kathrina Miguel (Image Source: Instagram)

A fitness enthusiast and fashion lover, Kathrina frequently shares snippets of her lifestyle and family on social media. She enjoys beach outings and traveling with Nicholas during the cricket off-season. A strong advocate of self-care, Kathrina’s calm persona complements Pooran’s high-pressure cricketing life.

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