‘A harsh truth…’- Smriti Mandhana shares shocking Instagram story post India’s 2-1 T20I series victory vs Australia
The left-handed opening batter of the Indian cricket team, Smriti Mandhana, has shared a shocking story on her Instgaram account post India's 2-1 series victory in the T20I format against Australia down under.
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The left-handed opening batter of the Indian side, Smriti Mandhana, has got back in her incredible form with a fine knock of 82 runs during the three-match T20I series decider against Australia at the Adelaide Oval. The southpaw creamed a fine knock of 82 runs in 55 balls with the help of eight boundaries and three sixes at a strike rate of 149.09.
Madhana has already been in superb touch, having notched up 377 runs in nine innings of the Women’s Premier League (WPL) for the champion Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) side at an average of 53.85 and a strike rate of 153.25, thanks to three half-centuries at the best score of 96 runs.
“Sports don’t care about your feelings. It’s a harsh truth. But it doesn’t. It doesn’t care if you are tired. If you have just won. If you are the best player. If you are the newest player. If you are the most confident, the most nervous, or the hardest working. None of it. It only cares about one thing. How do you play the game?” Mandhana expressed in an Instagram story.
Smriti Mandhana shares stunning Instagram story
Mandhana’s life hasn’t gone smoothly after her relationship and wedding with Palash Muchhal ended shockingly last year. Mandhana, despite that, has held her shape with the bat and celebrated several records for the team she has been part of.
“How you show up. The intentions are to be the best you can be on that day. And if, only if, you give it your all, you give it your full attention and respect, you might be able to come away with a chance of success. And you get a chance to do it again. Which I think that’s one hell of a feeling.” Mandhana addressed.
“It was good to contribute to the series win. I think beating Australia in Australia is something really special. I'm really happy for the team and glad that I could contribute. Jemi is coming in and making me run all those twos, but yeah, I think it's a really good partnership between Jemi and me.” The 29-year-old concluded.
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