Former India captain Harmanpreet Kaur on Tuesday got emotional after smashing an unbeaten 91 off 41 balls against Zimbabwe in the third and final T20. Harmanpreet had not recorded a half-century in her last 10 matches. India won both those events comfortably.
Just wanted to enjoy myself, and great that I got some time in the middle and really enjoyed myself on the field,” Harmanpreet told the broadcaster during the innings break. The right-handed batter did not have much success with the bat in the Women’s T20 Asia Cup as well as the Asian Games. “It feels great.
The 37-year-old, who stepped down as India captain across formats before the home T20I series against Zimbabwe, was not able to control her tears in a post innings chat with the on air commentators.
“The moment we came, you stepped in and you said, ‘Now you do what you want to do,’ and that’s what I want to do, and really want to enjoy myself. WV Raman, who was also the head coach of the Indian women’s team, was speaking with Harmanpreet when the latter broke down. Thanks for those words. “After the Asian Games, I got some time in the nets.
I really want to thank Himanshu bhaiya (her batting coach), who’s been working really hard on me and today’s batting was all him,” Harmanpreet said.
