When the Ultimate Rivalry Becomes the Ultimate Distraction. A Jemiriti Fanfiction.

She built the monuments to her guilt in public print, silent galleries, and the raw soil of Punjab-but across the ocean, behind a white picket fence, the silence remained unbroken. A Harmandhana Story.

one shots on iwct is coming up. it will be fun shots with lots of love and mastii. different couples and friendship! It is quite emotional and heart breaking too.

Just a random collection of one-shots on the women's cricket, cause I keep getting ideas and I have to get them out somewhere, and also a lot of them are inspired by songs and moments that I can't wait to write into a whole long fic. So send requests if you have any, it can be any couple or duo, and also some alternative settings if you want. Few, that I will not write(No hate, just doesn't inspire any inspiration): Radha x Jemi Smriti x Jemi(too sibling-like for me to write anything romantic, but platonic is welcomed.) Harman x Smriti(No hate, just there are so many good stories out there, I might cater to only the ones with fewer fics.)

A fake marriage, a dinosaur-obsessed four-year-old, and a high school ex who still remembers exactly how she takes her coffee. Falling in love again was never part of the contract-but neither were stegosaurus pancakes. A Harmandhana Story.

"Fake relationships are easy." At least that's what Shreyas Iyer and Jemimah Rodrigues thought. One contract. A few public appearances. Some hand-holding for the cameras. A couple of convincing smiles. And then they'd go back to their normal lives. Simple. Except nothing stays simple when feelings get involved. What starts as a carefully planned fake dating arrangement soon turns into something far more complicated. While the world falls in love with India's favorite cricket couple, Jemimah finds herself falling for someone she was never supposed to love. The problem? Shreyas doesn't. Or at least that's what she thinks. As lines blur between acting and reality, hearts get broken, distances grow, and a relationship built on a lie begins to feel dangerously real. Because sometimes the hardest part isn't pretending to be in love. It's realizing that you actually are. A story of cricket, friendship, chaos, media frenzy, heartbreak, and a love that was never meant to happen. hop onto the story to know more 🧿🤌🏻

"From their early days in 2013 to every milestone that follows, this story follows Harmanpreet and Smriti through victories, setbacks, laughter, memories, and the moments that shaped their journey. On and off the field, every special chapter of their lives will be captured-one match, one memory, and one unforgettable bond at a time."

She is the CEO of a multinational empire, a woman who built her legacy through determination, vision, and relentless ambition. The world knows her as a business icon, a leader who commands respect wherever she goes. She is the Queen of Cricket, a legend whose name echoes through packed stadiums and record books alike. Fierce on the field and admired by millions, she has spent her life chasing greatness with bat in hand. Two extraordinary women. Two powerful worlds. One unexpected love story. In a life filled with boardroom battles and championship victories, neither expected to find someone who truly understood the weight of their crowns. As their paths cross, friendship blossoms into something deeper, forcing them to navigate fame, expectations, and the pressures of living under the public eye. Can two women at the top of their worlds find a place where they can simply be themselves? Or will the very success that made them legends keep them apart? A heartfelt story of ambition, loyalty, sacrifice, and a love powerful enough to bridge two empires.

After a disastrous World Cup semifinal run-out costs India the match, fans and media blame Smriti Mandhana and Jemimah Rodrigues, creating a painful rift between the once-unbreakable batting duo. Months of distance, team changes, and an isolated training camp force them to confront old wounds and feelings they've long suppressed. As media scrutiny intensifies before a major ICC tournament, their fragile bond is tested further. But when India faces an impossible chase in the final, Smriti and Jemimah find themselves rebuilding both the innings and their trust. Near victory, Jemimah finally confesses that losing Smriti hurts more than losing any match. India wins the trophy, but their greatest triumph is finding their way back to each other.

~collection of tales