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‘Champions Win The Inner Battle’: Laxman Hails Jemimah's 'mental Strength' Amid Anxiety Struggles
New Delhi: Former India cricketer VVS Laxman lauded batter Jemimah Rodrigues for her "resilience and mental strength" after she opened up about battling anxiety during the early stage of the ongoing Women’s World Cup.
After guiding India's highest successful run-chase in women’s ODI history to knock out Australia in the semifinal with her breathtaking 127 not out, Jemimah revealed that she went through anxiety during the early phase of the tournament and used to call her mother and cry to cope with the pressure.
Commending her character, Laxman said true mental toughness and aggression are reflected in the ability to stand tall in adversity. Read More...
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