The recent Women's World Cup final left many fans on the edge of their seats, but for Pratika Rawal, the disappointment was palpable. Rawal, a psychology student, had accurately predicted Shafali Verma's success in the final, only to miss out on witnessing the crucial matches herself due to an injury. Despite this setback, Rawal's psychology background played a key role in helping her cope with the disappointment. She didn't let her injury dampen her spirits and celebrated India's World Cup win from a wheelchair, showcasing her unwavering support for the team. Looking ahead, Rawal is now focused on her recovery journey, determined to return to cricket for the upcoming domestic season. She also has her eyes set on potentially participating in the next Women's Premier League season, showcasing her determination and passion for the sport.
The recent Women's World Cup final left many fans on the edge of their seats, but for Pratika Rawal, the disappointment was palpable. Rawal, a psychology student, had accurately predicted Shafali Verma's success in the final, only to miss out on witnessing the crucial matches herself due to an injury. Despite this setback, Rawal's psychology background played a key role in helping her cope with the disappointment. She didn't let her injury dampen her spirits and celebrated India's World Cup win from a wheelchair, showcasing her unwavering support for the team. Looking ahead, Rawal is now focused on her recovery journey, determined to return to cricket for the upcoming domestic season. She also has her eyes set on potentially participating in the next Women's Premier League season, showcasing her determination and passion for the sport.