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'I Want To Live In The Present And Be In That Moment’ – Pooja Vastrakar Explains Her New-found Philosophy
Caribbean Premier League: Before the chat with Pooja Vastrakar began, Shikha Pandey quizzed her on what the ongoing stint in the Women’s Caribbean Premier League (WCPL) had taught her so far. The answer from Pooja, who also went on a cruise trip, had nothing to do with her bowling, batting, or anything she might carry into a match.
"I learnt to enjoy everything from Qiana (Joseph), because we Indians do a lot of overthinking when it comes to our games and other small things. Here in the Caribbean, I'm learning a lot. They enjoy their present moment and small things. So, I'm sure it'll be great if I go back to India," she said in a quick reply.
For most cricketers, life about playing in a global franchise T20 league is mostly about showcasing your skills and then picking up lessons from other players and coaches. For Pooja, the seam-bowling all-rounder currently playing for Barbados Tridents in the WCPL, it is something else – to live and follow the new-found philosophy acquired via a shoulder injury layoff.
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Arun Jaitley Stadium: An age-old adage in cricket says that a successful and fearsome outfit features good bowlers who hunt in pairs. On Sunday, as India kicked off their T20I series in front of a buzzing Arun Jaitley Stadium as the ‘visitors’, that line played out to perfection.
'I Had To Sit While Sleeping': AFG Pacer Naveen-ul-Haq Opens Up On Injury Layoff Ahead Of Return
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Have Made Plans For Countering Bumrah; Hopefully We Play Better Cricket Against Him, Says Ibrahim Zadran
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T20Is Against Afghanistan Ideal For ‘match Winner’ Bumrah's Return: Vivek Razdan
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Pacer Darcie Brown Targets Australia Comeback Through Upcoming 'A' Tour Of India
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