Pratika Rawal, a psychology student and cricket enthusiast, faced disappointment after missing the Women's World Cup final due to an injury. Rawal, known for predicting Shafali Verma's success in the final, showed remarkable resilience by drawing on her psychology background to cope with the setback. Despite watching the crucial matches from a wheelchair, Rawal celebrated India's victory in the World Cup with unwavering spirit. Now, with her focus on recovery and rehabilitation, Rawal is determined to make a strong comeback to cricket, aiming to participate in the upcoming domestic season and potentially the next Women's Premier League season. Her story is a true testament to perseverance and determination in the face of adversity.
Pratika Rawal, a psychology student and cricket enthusiast, faced disappointment after missing the Women's World Cup final due to an injury. Rawal, known for predicting Shafali Verma's success in the final, showed remarkable resilience by drawing on her psychology background to cope with the setback. Despite watching the crucial matches from a wheelchair, Rawal celebrated India's victory in the World Cup with unwavering spirit. Now, with her focus on recovery and rehabilitation, Rawal is determined to make a strong comeback to cricket, aiming to participate in the upcoming domestic season and potentially the next Women's Premier League season. Her story is a true testament to perseverance and determination in the face of adversity.