Guwahati:Deepi Sharma Winning the game player award on Tuesday night for his performance all the time, but the Pace-Bowling All-Rounder Amanjot Kaur is not far behind. Although Deepi plays a strong knock on scoring 53 when India was in 124/6 mid-through the first half, Kaur had the role of striker on the way to record his half-century World Cup on the 50-over World Cup debut. If Deepi returned 3/54 of its 10 advantages, Kaur shared a new ball with Rookie Kranti Gaud in the absence of Renuka Singh and took 1/37 out of 6 overs on Tuesday.He helped capture the crowds to raise their mood because of the unfortunate Zubeen Da and his death soon by hitting him the daring. But the Punjabi girl is not someone who is locked up within the boundaries of the show. Outside the field, he was equally good with a microphone, delivering punchlines comfortably, when reporters split during the post-match press through midnight. “You can’t say India is in trouble, I am still not bats,” he said with a smile when asked about India’s 124 to 6, before adding, “you could not conclude soon. “It is said that the injured lion took a step back just to take a big jump,” he said and exploded laughter, before adding, “you will make me famous for my one-liners!”The point of speaking is his absence from the Australian Odi series at home earlier this month. “I want to be fresh for the World Cup. Only three times, Amanjot did not consider it good luck after losing a good cricket due to injury. “I feel very good that I got that year. You can take injuries as a decline, but during those months, I learned more than I did in my six-year career. There is no bad luck. If I didn’t walk tomorrow, then you would say – how good luck is over? “The 25 -year -old Punjabi added a broad smile. Asked about his daring approach, Amanjot said: “If I will play slowly and come out then you will say that I wasted so many balls and didn’t get anything. At least the ball would not be spoiled for the future.
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Meanwhile, Deepi named his stand with Amanjot as a turning point for the game. “The partnership with Amanjot is a turning point. “I think as a team, there are many good things to happen,” said Sri Lanka Bowler Inoka Ranaweera after the match, demanding 4/46 of nine overs. “If we take bowling, we do a bowl first and also in hitting, we have a good partnership in beating too. That’s something positive when we move forward.”
