Cricketers Hayley Jensen and Nicola Hancock simply bought married

Two knowledgeable cricket gamers from Australia and New Zealand have tied the knot in a fine looking identical-intercourse ceremony.

Nicola Hancock, 23, who plays for the Melbourne Stars, and her accomplice Hayley Jensen, 26, are pictured wearing long white clothes at what looks to be an outside marriage ceremony. 



The pair each performed for the Melbourne Stars earlier than Jensen made the pass-town circulate to the Melbourne Renegades.

Melbourne Stars announced the wedding, which took region last weekend, on Twitter and posted a message of help for the pair.

Jensen shared a tweet previous to her massive day. "And in 2 days you can be my spouse," she wrote accompanied by using love heart emojis.

in keeping with a fb publish, Hancock will take Jensen's surname.

From #TeamGreen, congratulations to Stars bowler Nicola Hancock who married her partner Hayley Jensen final weekend! 💍 pic.twitter.com/QvWb7Ue0Qx

— Melbourne Stars (@StarsBBL) 18 April 2019

The pair have hardly spoken about their relationship to the clicking, but in a single interview last yr Jensen outlined Hancock turned into helping her through a protracted-time period damage and brief-term ban from the video game.

same-intercourse marriage in New Zealand

Equal marriage has been prison in New Zealand in view that April 2013. A bill of law turned into handed by means of the apartment of Representatives which received by way of 77 votes to 44. The bill turned into granted royal assent on April 19 that year.

New Zealand turned into the 13th nation on earth to legalise equal marriage, at the back of handiest Argentina, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Iceland, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, and Uruguay.

The country became handiest the second Commonwealth realm to legalise equal marriage. the first was Canada which legalised equal marriage in 2005.

equal-intercourse marriage in Australia

Marriage equality turned into more of a fight in Australia after the country held a referendum on the concern in 2017. sixty one.6 % of americans voted in favour of same-sex marriage and on December 9 it became legalised in the county.

besides the fact that children, a study found that LGB individuals experienced huge "psychological misery" all over the public vote. Researchers at the university of Sydney's faculty of Psychology assessed the mental health of 1,305 Australian homosexual, lesbian and bisexual americans all the way through the referendum.

Researchers defined: "more normal publicity to negative anti-LGB media messages become associated with increased psychological distress in LGB Australians during the postal survey."