There was disappointment in the air as Pratika Rawal, a psychology student, missed out on witnessing the Women's World Cup final. Rawal, who had predicted Shafali Verma's success in the final, was unable to attend the crucial matches due to injury. However, drawing strength from her psychology background, she found a way to cope with the setback. Despite being in a wheelchair, Rawal celebrated the World Cup win and now has her sights set on recovery and returning to cricket. She is determined to participate in the upcoming domestic season and is eyeing a potential comeback for the next Women's Premier League season.
There was disappointment in the air as Pratika Rawal, a psychology student, missed out on witnessing the Women's World Cup final. Rawal, who had predicted Shafali Verma's success in the final, was unable to attend the crucial matches due to injury. However, drawing strength from her psychology background, she found a way to cope with the setback. Despite being in a wheelchair, Rawal celebrated the World Cup win and now has her sights set on recovery and returning to cricket. She is determined to participate in the upcoming domestic season and is eyeing a potential comeback for the next Women's Premier League season.