Jersey Number 84- The 'hit'woman Of India

“I just want to hit all the balls out of the park”
- Harmanpreet Kaur

“One of the great innings in any world cup male or female has come from India’s Harmanpreet Kaur”, she is fierce, she hits big boundaries, she is someone who changed the perception of people towards women's cricket, Harmanpreet Kaur Bhullar, the young lady who took cricket to the following dimension. The Captain and the ODI Vice Captain, crushed 171 not out against Australia in the 2017 World Cup semi final that her story started to be told generally outside of the Bhullar's home in Punjab's Moga area.

Born on March 8, 1989 – additionally International Women's Day. Harmanpreet is a batting allrounder who displayed her forceful style of play on that of her godlike object Virender Sehwag. In any case, it was viewing the India men's test Vice-Captain Ajinkya Rahane's restriction at a nets session in 2016 that showed her the estimation of tolerance.

“Earlier, some of my father’s friend used to come to see me off at the airport and say, ‘Why do you need to attempt big hits when you know girl’s do not have the power to clear the rope? Take only singles and doubles, no?’ Harmanpreet says “I used to keep quiet. After watching last year’s World Cup, they started believing may be my team-mates and I can clear the rope” said Harman in an interview.

She made her debut at the age of 20 against arch Pakistan Women's in 2009 Women's World Cup played at Bradman Oval, Bowral. In June 2009, she made her Twenty20 International introduction in 2009 T20 World Cup against England at Country Ground, Taunton. She was named as India Women's skipper for the 2012 Asia Cup. In March 2013, she was named ODI skipper of India. She played her first Test Match against England in 2014. In June 2016, she turned into the primary Indian cricketer to be marked by an abroad Twenty20 establishment – Sydney Thunder, the Women's Big Bash League Champions, marked her for the 2016-17 season.

“Against Australia when I went for the bat I was just thinking to play my game because maybe it will be our last match in this tournament.”- Kaur in an interview with ICC.

Kaur now holds the record for enrolling the most noteworthy ever individual score in a knockout phase of a Women's World Cup coordinate (171*) outperforming the past record of 107* by Karel Rotton. India's exciting last against England at the ICC Women's World Cup a year ago has activated huge enthusiasm for the Nation. An energizing and well-secured World Cup took the game to the following dimension.

The human body was not intended to be this wonderful but rather Harmanpreet Kaur utilized all the outrage and the greatness to dispatch the bowlers everywhere throughout the field. She has taken women's cricket to the future and there is no thinking back at this point.

“People will perhaps remember me for 171, for scores bigger and smaller. Innings from the past or the future. The only thing I’ve always wanted is the winning shot to come off my bat. Whether it’s a single or a six, it doesn’t matter to me – my dream is to be the one who hits the winning runs for my team.” – Harmanpreet Kaur.

It’s hard to imagine Harmanpreet, now 30, will go on to become the kind of statistical behemoth some of her colleagues already are, or pile up as many records as some of her younger teammates promise to do. But she will likely leave behind a legacy that will transcend traditional metrics.