Women’s World Cup Final 2025: Harmanpreet Kaur, who became the lioness of Indian cricket from Moga, Punjab, is now just one step away from winning the World Cup. Today the whole country is hoping that Harmanpreet will create history by winning the first Women’s World Cup for the country.
Harmanpreet Kaur: Indian captain Harmanpreet Kaur has become not just a name but the biggest symbol of Indian women’s cricket. From the innings of 171 runs against Australia in 2017 to the journey to the 2025 World Cup final, every moment has given a new hope to India. Today, when the teams of India and South Africa are facing each other at the DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai, Harmanpreet has set out to write the story of that passion which the whole country wants to read and that is the women’s team winning the World Cup. Let us know his journey…
Journey from the streets of Moga to the World Cup final
When Harmanpreet Kaur, born in Moga district of Punjab, hit a tennis ball with a hockey stick in her childhood, no one thought that this girl would one day write history for India. His father Harmandar Singh Bhullar always used to say, ‘I brought him up not like a son but like a player.’ From that day till today, Harmanpreet’s bat has been writing not only runs but also history.
Harmanpreet Kaur’s memorable innings
Harmanpreet’s inning of 171 runs against Australia in the 2017 World Cup semi-final took women’s cricket to the hearts of India. Her style of playing won everyone’s heart and after that day women’s cricket matches started being played not only on TV but in the hearts of people.
Harmanpreet Kaur never accepted defeat
Harmanpreet’s career was not easy. Sometimes questions on fitness, sometimes criticism on captaincy, sometimes tears in eyes after defeat, but every time he converted the pressure into motivation. Their mantra is, ‘We know what defeat feels like, now we just want the feeling of victory.’ Today, by winning the World Cup, she wants to give the same feeling to the entire country.
One step away from winning the Women’s World Cup final
Today on Sunday, the World Cup final match (India vs South Africa) is going on between India and South Africa at DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai. The eyes of the entire country are fixed on that one moment, when Hamanpreet Kaur will lift the trophy and say, ‘This is not just ours, it is the victory of every Indian girl.’ Today, Harmanpreet is the identity of Indian women’s cricket. From WPL (Women’s Premier League) to every platform, she has proved that cricket is not just a man’s game.
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