The women’s team led by Harmanpreet Kaur receives a comforting reception in India House in London
THE IndianThe cricket team, EngineerD For a series of very important white balls, received a great and emotional welcome at the prestigious House of India in London. The event, organized by the High Commissioner of India, brought together players, support staff, diplomats and members of the Indian community in the United Kingdom to celebrate the growing stature of the team in international cricket and to increase their morale before the remaining games of the series.
Warm reception in the middle of a strong start in the T20i series
Led by the captain Harmanpreet Kaurthe Indian team and the team of coaches, including the head coach Amol Muzumdarwere present during the special rally held on Saturday evening. The team is currently engaged in a T20I series of five games against England, and made a confident start, winning the first two games before England bounced in the third. With the series now at 2-1 in favor of India, the reception offered a timely encouragement to the players while they are preparing for the last two T20is.
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Vikram Doraiswami greets players as models
Contact the team and participants, Vikram DoraiswamiHigh Commissioner of India at United Kingdomhas extended a warm and sincere welcome to the team. He praised the cricket players and applauding their coherent performances and the passion they bring on the field. Doraiswami has recognized that their trip goes far beyond the cricket, because they inspire millions of Indians – especially young girls – breaking barriers and establishing new standards in sport.
After the conclusion of the T20I series, the teams will focus on the ODI leg of the tour. With the momentum on their side and the spirits noted by the support of the community, the team led by Harmanpreet will seek to take their shape in the longer format and continue its winning race.
The great reception at India House reflected not only the pride of the Indian diaspora in their national team, but also underlined the growing world appreciation of female cricket.
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