Erin Holland sends wishes to fans in Urdu
Australian sports presenter Erin Holland is in Pakistan for PSL 9
Australian sports presenter Erin Holland, who is currently in the country for the ongoing Pakistan Super League (PSL) season nine, is making sure that fans remain engaged with her.
In her latest post on Instagram, the iconic sports presenter wished everyone Ramadan Mubarak (Happy Ramadan), but it wasn’t an everyday post — she spoke in Urdu this time.
“Ramadan Mubarak to all who are celebrating,” she captioned the post, with a video posted along with it.
In the video, she said: “Assalamualaikum! Meri taraf se subko Ramadan Mubarak [Assalamualaikum! I wish everyone a Happy Ramadan].”
Holland also looked stunning in the dress she wore.
The presenter wore a lilac coloured Pakistani ensemble. The lawn shirt with a chunri print with matching trousers and dupatta looked chic on the Australian celebrity, who is widely adored for carrying eastern dresses like a pro.
She opted for a high ponytail to style her hair according to the weather and completed the look with simple earrings with stones.
In response, the fans expressed their happiness.
“Cute! Thank you Erin!” an Insta user wrote.
“Walikum Salam Khiar Mubarak Same to you,” another responded.
A user added: “Thank you Erin for wonderful wish.”
In an Instagram Story earlier in the day, she updated fans about her exercise. She was doing leg-related exercise. “Leg day,” the text on the Story read.
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