WPL 2023: Harmanpreet Kaur, the captain, joins the Mumbai Indians’ training camp, Jhulan Goswami conducts a team-building exercise
In this News we will covered WPL 2023: Harmanpreet Kaur, the captain, joins the Mumbai Indians’ training camp, Jhulan Goswami conducts a team-building exercise. MI WPL Practice – Harmanpreet Kaur, captain of the Indian Women’s Cricket Team, arrived in India following Women In Blue’s T20 World Cup…
WPL 2023: MI WPL Practice – When Women In Blue’s T20 World Cup run ended with a loss in the semifinals, Indian Women’s Cricket Team skipper Harmanpreet Kaur flew back to her home country. Harman immediately joined the Mumbai Indians (MI) camp after touching down at home. While her side practises for the Women’s Premier League (WPL) 2023, MI mentor Jhulan Goswami noted during a team-building exercise that no one is a legend on the field. Use CricKeeda.IN to follow the Women’s Premier League live in 2023.
- Harmanpreet Kaur has signed up with the Mumbai Indians.
- Jhulan Goswami, a MI mentor, leads a team-building exercise.
- Girls’ efforts at MI training were commended by Jhulan Goswami.
- On March 4, MI will play Gujarat Giants in the WPL opener.
WPL 2023: Harmanpreet Kaur, the captain, joins the Mumbai Indians’ training camp, Jhulan Goswami conducts a team-building exercise
At the most recent WPL auction, MI paid Rs 1.8 crore to get the great batter Harmanpreet Kaur. She will probably run for the position of captain as well. Before the training session, MI published a welcoming video for Harmanpreet as she checks into the team hotel.
Beginning on March 4 with a match between Gujarat Giants and Mumbai Indians, the Women’s Premier League will have its first season. MI has already begun their training camp, which is being supervised by mentor and bowling coach Jhulan Goswami, in preparation for their first game.
“No one is a legend when we reach the ground. It involves concentrating on our work. We also tried to connect with the girls by observing how hard they worked today, how cohesive they were on the field, and how they communicated. The second day’s energy level was very high, but there was still a lot of fun going on, so it was a fantastic experience, remarked Goswami.
Thankfully, the 33-year-old smiled as he posed for the cameras. As she failed to lead India to victory against Australia in the World Cup’s first semi-final a few days ago, photos and videos of her wet eyes quickly went viral. Despite Kaur’s amazing fifty, India was unable to cross the finish line due to an unlucky run-out.
She revealed to the presenter that she donned the dark sunglasses to the post-match presentation ceremony because she didn’t want to cry. Harman claimed that she did not want her fellow citizens to see how frail she was. Kaur broke down in tears when responding to a question about the painful loss later in the post-match briefing.
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