Mumbai Indians went down in their final league stage match in opposition to Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) in the continued version of the Women’s Premier League (WPL). The crushing did not do a lot hurt to them because the defending champions have already certified for the subsequent spherical. MI Women additionally had their team owner Mrs Nita Ambani witnessing the motion from the stands and he or she was delighted to see the team do nicely this season as nicely.
She is additionally joyful that the cricketers in India are getting an opportunity to rub shoulders with the most effective in the world in WPL and cited Sajeevan Sajana’s example to show why mother and father ought to encourage their girls to take up sports activities if they want. For the unversed, Sajana turned a star in a single day after smashing Alice Capsey for a six in the season opener when MI wanted 5 runs off the final ball.
“What a platform for our girls to perform. These girls are getting to play with the best in the world and it is such a heart-warming feeling. I saw Sajana getting the award. She is a graduate in political science, her father is an autorickshaw driver and she chose to play cricket. I hope this sets an example for parents to encourage their girls choose what profession they wish. Not only for cricket, WPL is an example for girls in all kinds of sports,” Nita Ambani stated.
“I have been in cricket since 2010 and watching these girls play is one of my most heart-warming experiences. MI is known to be a family and all I tell them is go out, do your best and enjoy yourself,” she added. MI team owner additionally had phrases of reward for the captain Harmanpreet Kaur who has led from the entrance scoring runs this season. She additionally lauded the help workers led by head coach Charlotte Edwards and Jhulan Goswami for their very good work thus far.
“I must say that as One Family, Harmanpreet has really led from the front. Look at the last game she played, just fabulous. Our dressing room atmosphere has been fantastic with our support staff led by Charlotte and Jhulan. I think that comes on to the field. MI is One Family and we play as one,” Nita added.
