Who is Amanjot Kaur: If the boys made cry in the street, then after 14 years, ‘revenge’ … Carpenter father gave the first bat, now won India in England

New Delhi: If the Indian women’s team managed to defeat England in the second T20 last night, then its biggest credit goes to Amanjot Kaur. Amanjot performed all-round in the second T20 played on 1 June at Bristol. After playing an unbeaten bang of 63 runs off 40 balls with the bat, this fast bowling all -rounder also took a wicket.

Boys cry in the street
But the story of 25 -year -old Amanjot is not as bright as his performance. One evening when Amanjot Kaur was playing cricket with boys in the streets of Mohali, she was refused to bat. The reason was given, ‘They do not have their own bat.’ But the truth was that a few days ago, Amanjot had rained fours against the same boys, due to which he was irritated.

‘Tu khel katu-tu game’

The next day, Amanjot was ready for the game with the bat in his hand, but once again she had to listen to taunts to play ‘boys’ game. That evening she wept with her father. Bhupinder just said, ‘You are the game.’

International debut in 2023
This bat became the foundation of Amanjot’s confidence. Over time, the boys also allowed him to play. 14 years later in 2023, when Amanjot scored 41 runs off 30 balls against South Africa in a debut match for India and won the team, his father remembered the same evening full of tears.

Coach Nagesh Gupta becomes backbone

Amanjot also credits his success to his father. He all remember how Papa used to leave his work and go to practice him. There was a time when Amanjot stumbled rates for the girls’ cricket academy in Mohali, Chandigarh and Panchkula, then he found coach Nagesh Gupta at the age of 14, in whose connection the journey of Amanjot started.

Mumbai Indians bought for 50 lakhs in WPL
Amanjot Kaur was bought by Mumbai Indians for Rs 50 lakh in the first auction of Women’s Premier League (WPL) when his dreams had got wings. It is impossible to stop them from here.