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    The couple wrote on Instagram, "With love, gratitude and divine blessings we welcome our precious little baby boy, Fatehsinh Khan."

        A file photo of Zaheer Khan with his wife and actress Sagarika Ghatge. (SUJIT JAISWAL/AFP via Getty Images)
    
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FORMER cricketer Zaheer Khan and Sagarika Ghatge welcomed their first child - a baby boy, and shared a joint post on Instagram on Wednesday (16).
They have named their child Fatehsinh Khan.
In a grey-scale picture shared on Instagram, Zaheer Khan is seen holding his child on his lap with Sagarika nearby.
The couple wrote, "With love, gratitude and divine blessings we welcome our precious little baby boy, Fatehsinh Khan."
The comments section was flooded with congratulatory messages from Zaheer Khan's cricketer friends and other celebrities.
The couple got married in November 2017.
The former Team India pacer is currently the mentor for the IPL team Lucknow Super Giants.
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