In a moment that will forever be etched in Indian cricket history, Harmanpreet Kaur and her team finally got what generations of women cricketers dreamed of and raised ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup. The 2025 edition turns out to be the perfect redemption story for Harmanpreet, who has endured years of heartbreak, including a painful loss. English In the 2017 final.
When the tutu is finished safely Nadine is also a clerk To seal a 52-run victory in South Africa, the star skipper’s long awaited glory came to an emotional end. For HarmanPreet, it was more than a win – it was a culmination of years of perseverance, faith and unbelief.
HarmanPreet Kaur Shares Sachin Tendulkar’s timely call before the deadline
As India prepared for the biggest match in Indian history, it reached a familiar voice with words that would prove pivotal. A cricket legend Sachin Tendulkarhe himself went through the pain of near misses before finally winning the last World Cup.
“The night before the match, he called Sachin Sir. He shared his experience and kept us balanced. Try. HarmanPreet ICC reviewed.
Tendulkar’s advice struck a chord with the Indian skipper as he held his nerve in a summit clash that took crucial capital decisions during the epic final.
“I was just thinking about all the advice I got from my seniors – to be patient, stay in control and believe that this moment will come. Additional HarmanPreet.
To the heartbeat for Indian women
As the last wicket fell, the Indian players erupted in pure joy. HarmanPreet, overcome with emotion, shed tears across the field and filled the moment. For him and his teammates, it wasn’t just a win — it was the realization of a collective dream. What made the win even more special for HarmanPreet was the presence of his parents in the stands.
“I still can’t believe it. We see each other. It wasn’t in childhood. My mom and dad waited a long time for me to experience this moment. Harman explained.
A trailblazer in the history of Indian cricket
HarmanPreet’s triumph was not just about ending India’s wait for the women’s world cup. It also placed her in elite company – she became the first Indian woman and only the third Indian captain Kapil dev (1983) and Ms dhoni (2011), to lift a major ICC ODI World Cup trophy.
Her leadership not only fulfilled her personal dream but also paved the way for future generations of Indian women cricketers to believe the impossible.
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