IPL marriages: Ben Rohrer is the latest to join club

Crisscrossing the vast country and plucking off spectacular catches in the ongoing Indian Premier League (IPL), Delhi Daredevils' Australian batsman Ben Rohrer is taking some time off to get hitched.
The Aussie, who came in as a replacement for the injured Jesse Ryder, has taken a couple of days leave to get married and will be missing Daredevils' next game against Sunrisers Hyderabad on Saturday.
He is expected to come back with his wife before the away game against Rajasthan Royals in Jaipur.
Rohrer, who took a stunner to remove Kolkata Knight Riders' Jacques Kallis yesterday, was congratulated by a few people at the Raipur airport as he got ready to board a flight to Delhi, from where he is supposed to take a connecting flight back to Australia.

IPL has always thrown up opportunities for 'Cricket Honeymoon', and one doesn't have to look beyond A B de Villiers and Michael Clarke for examples.
De Villiers got married to his girlfriend, Danielle Swart, days before the start of the last edition of IPL, while Pune Warriors' Clarke flew back Down Under to tie the knot with girlfriend, Kyle Boldy, during the business end of the tournament.

Athletes getting hitched in the middle of sporting events, obviously, goes beyond cricket.
During the high-profile Euro Cup in England in 1996, Czech midfielder Vladimir Smicer was allowed by his coach to go back and get married after they defeated France in the semi-finals.

Two days before the final against Germany, Smicer got married to his long-time sweetheart Pavlina in front of thousands, who had gathered at the Old Town Square in Prague.