This story is my take on lives of Harmanpreet Kaur and Smriti Mandhana after the spectacular World Cup win and a blazing WPL tournament. The noise grew louder-stadiums roaring, cameras flashing, expectations multiplying- but at the center of it all stood two women shaped by entirely different fires. Harmans's strong and fierce attitude was a perfect complement to Smriti's disciplined and calm energy. But as they navigate through life, Harman tries to suppress her ever growing emotions for her second in charge and Smriti finds herself feeling emotions that were previously unknown to her. DISCLAIMER This is purely fictional and not intended to hurt the feelings and sentiments of anyone. I just thought that they would make a good pairing so I'm writing this. I respect their personal lives and do not mean to force my stories on anyone! I love them and idolize them (and everyone from IWCT) immensely, just like you guys. Happy reading!

Three cricket players of Indian women's team. Smriti, Jemimah and Harman. Their bonding started as friendship but turned into something else. The pressure of choosing someone, the pressure of loving both, they were a trio so when one got hurt the others too felt it. In their ribs. This is a story about friendship, Love, Arguments and Reconciliation.

Two lives connected by a single date. One buried in blood, the other born in light. One month of marriage. One group of friends. One grand mansion in Chennai. Smriti Mandhana wanted to escape the noise of her life, but the Saraswatichandra Mansion has its own set of rules. Behind a door that has stayed locked since the summer of 1996 lies a secret that is finally ready to crawl out. The trip was supposed to be a vacation. It became a fight for survival. (Yeh sirf ek fanfiction h toh kripya kr ke isse dil pe na le, kahi aur lein...Thank You. {This is just a work of fanfiction, so please don't take it to heart. Take it somewhere else instead... Thank You.})

In a classic "Freaky Friday" twist, Smriti and Harman wake up in each other's bodies on the morning of an India vs. Australia series.