Simran Shaikh wpl, WPL 2023: Simran Shaikh dropped out of school after class ten to pursue a career in cricket. Despite facing numerous challenges while seeking a career in cricket, she was able to overcome her obstacles and become a cricketer.
Her father and mother reflected on her early difficulties. She worked her way through the ranks to become a regular with the UP Warriors. People used to tease her for playing in the park when she was a child.
It is a difficult task for anyone to pursue cricket as a career. Simran Shaikh, on the other hand, is now a member of one of the most prestigious women’s cricket leagues.
Simran Shaikh’s remarkable ascent in cricket as a 21-year-old UP Warriorz middle-order batsman has been a talking point during the present Women’s Premier League (WPL). Her growing cricket stock has not been without challenges.
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WPL 2023: Simran Shaikh’s parents reminisce about her cricket career
She rose through the ranks of UP Warriorz after growing up in Dharavi, one of the world’s largest slums. People now applaud every time she appears on their television screens.
Simran Shaikh’s father Jahid Ali said, “When my daughter was small she was interested in playing cricket. Whenever she used to play cricket on the ground a lot of people used to scold her and say a lot of things.”
Her father initially didn’t believe that she would be able to reach such a level. “No, I didn’t think that. We are poor people at that time. we were not in a condition to help our daughter.”
Simran Shaikh’s mother, Akhtari Bano, didn’t think her daughter could play at such a high level. Akhtari Bano also describes the family’s sentiments during the auction for the Women’s Premier League.
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WPL 2023: Mumbai Indians defeated Gujarat Giants by 55 runs to qualify for the playoffs
Mumbai Indians maintained their excellent record by defeating Gujarat Giants by 55 runs in the Women’s Premier League match at Brabourne Stadium on Tuesday.
Harmanpreet Kaur led the team by smashing 51 runs from 30 balls, while Yastika Bhatia and Nat Sciver-Brunt also contributed significantly. Sciver scored 36 (31), while Bhatia scored 44 (37).
Gujarat on the other hand got off to a terrible start, falling to 34/3 at the end of the powerplay. Hayley Matthews and Sciver both took three wickets for Mumbai, while Amelia Kerr took two and Issy Wong took one.
Earlier, Gujarat Giants stand-in captain Sneh Rana won the toss and chose to bat against Mumbai Indians in their Women’s Premier League encounter.
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