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- Moises Henriques is dating TV personality Sophie Walsh
- Glamour couple turned heads at Cricket NSW awards night
- Henriques, 37 is captain of the Sydney Sixers Big Bash team
- Veteran batsman is also the skipper of NSW Blues’ squad
Aussie cricketer Moises Henriques and TV identity Sophie Walsh have taken a huge step in their relationship – going Instagram official – after initially debuting their romance two months ago.
Walsh, a Weekend Today show presenter, 38, accompanied her cricket star boyfriend, 37, as his date to the NSW Cricket Awards on Wednesday night.
In photos shared to both of their Instagram accounts on Friday, the pair looked loved up as they posed in stands with the Sydney Cricket Ground as their backdrop.
It is the first time Walsh was debuted on Henriques’ feed, marking their ‘Instagram official’ status.
Meanwhile, the Sydney Sixers captain has already made a few appearances on Walsh’s Instagram account.
Cricketer Moises Henriques with his new flame – TV identity Sophie Walsh – at the NSW Cricket Awards in Sydney this week
Last month, Sophie Walsh posted a photo of the couple from Taylor Swift’s blockbuster concert at Accor Stadium in Sydney
Several of the couple’s television and sporting pals took to the comments to react to their loved-up post.
‘Now THAT is a good looking couple,’ 9News reporter Gabrielle Boyle wrote.
‘You both look stunning. Enjoy your night,’ added a fan.
Henriques didn’t take home any awards on Wednesday, but was short-listed for the Sixers’ BBL player of the year and the One-Day Cup player of the year.
Henriques is a much-loved cricketer, who has represented Australia in all three formats of the game across his decorated career.
The all-rounder has a four-year-old son from his former marriage with ex Krista Thomas.
Henriques and Thomas tied the knot in 2018 with their wedding in Cairns.
The cricket star has also been praised widely for talking openly about mental health issues, including his own struggles.
The couple are pictured, after a Sydney Sixers Big Bash game at the SCG in January
Henriques is a much-loved cricketer, who has represented Australia in all three formats (pictured, with Glenn Maxwell)
In 2018, Henriques revealed in a tell-all interview that he consistently battled with crippling depression and anxiety.
During Test matches, he often wouldn’t sleep.
At the time Henrqiues’ doctor recommended he check into a mental care facility – but he was so embarrassed, he checked himself straight out.
He couldn’t bring himself to talk to other sufferers, thinking he was blessed after an illustrious playing career set him up financially, while others in therapy had ‘real problems.’
