Ellyseperry Stories

Against The Syllabus (Smerry) The New Story. ✍️

When Smriti Mandhana was twelve, she was told a truth so absolute it settled into her bones. Ellyse Perry was hers. It was decided over polite smiles and quiet laughter-two powerful families, two prodigies, an arrangement made too early to feel real. Smriti's parents and Ellyse's parents agreed to a future marriage as if they were discussing schools or summer plans. Ellyse laughed it off. She was thirteen, brilliant and careless, too busy chasing cricket and first crushes to take grown-up promises seriously. To her, it was a joke-something to be forgotten the moment the adults left the room. Smriti did not laugh. She listened. She remembered. She claimed. From that day on, the idea rooted itself deep inside her-silent, patient, unyielding. Ellyse was not a choice. Not a possibility. Not a question. She was a certainty. So when Smriti showed up uninvited to Ellyse's dates years later, smiling sweetly as boys fled under her quiet intensity, she wasn't being cruel. She was being consistent. You don't steal what already belongs to someone else. And Smriti Mandhana had never learned how to let go of what was promised to her.

It's a complete fictional story. If you don't like the ship, please don't read it. Smriti Mandhana is a 28 years old Indian cricketer and vice captain. she runs a business and has an adapted daughter. Ellyse Perry is a 31 year old Australian all-rounder. GOAT of World cricket.

One sided love, or they both thought it was? They believed their feelings weren't returned, but maybe the other person did feel something too - just unspoken or unnoticed. Totally fiction btw. So no offence no explicit content.

[ON HOLD] After years of ruling the pitch together, Meg Lanning and Ellyse Perry find themselves on opposite sides of retirement, routine, and reality. When Meg quietly steps away from the game, Ellyse is left behind, adrift, haunted by memories and versions of her best friend that no longer exist. As both women navigate the pressures of fame, the ache of absence, and the hidden battles of mental health, they begin to unravel the truth: sometimes, losing someone who's still alive can hurt more than grief. But in the quiet aftermath of everything unsaid, something gentler begins to grow.

Tune Kaha ki tujhe Jana hai Toh Maine tujhe Jana Diya Tune Kaha ki tujhe Jana hai Toh Maine tujhe Jana Diya Ab ye dost ban kar rehne ki zidd kesi Tu thoda toh soch mera Ki Kitna pehle hi mushkil hai Mere liye tujhe bhulana Ki Kitna mushkil hai Mere liye tujhe bhulana Agar dost ban kar reh bhi liye Toh kese badega yeh Dil aage bechara A Harmandhana Fanfiction

Ellyse Perry hires a girl to fake being her girlfriend. No love. No feelings. Just a contract. Smriti Mandhana agrees-while hiding the truth: she's a billionaire with a revenge plan against the Perry family. What starts as pretending turns dangerous when real feelings grow, an ex-lover returns as a business rival, and lies begin to crack. Because this was never just a fake relationship. It was a setup. A betrayal. And aa love that could destroy them both. P.s: Not a cricket story.

Ellyse Perry and Meg Lanning were more than just cricket legends, they were the cornerstone of a golden era for Australian cricket, their friendship as legendary as their on-field achievements. But time, pressure, and life have a way of changing even the strongest of bonds. How do they navigate the unspoken feelings of respect, regret, and care that linger long after a friendship fractures? This story is about two people who know each other's game better than anyone else yet must now learn to read each other again off the field, wondering if they can ever rebuild the partnership that once defined them, not just as players, but as people.

( on hold) Three finals. Three heartbreaks. After stepping away from international cricket, Meg Lanning arrives in India carrying far more than a new jersey. Some memories refuse to stay behind, some people leave quieter marks than victories ever could, and sometimes the hardest thing isn't losing-it's learning how to begin again. In a season where everyone expects cricket to decide the outcome, life has other plans. (Once a week update)

Set in the pre-independence era under the British Raj, *Ink Against Silence* unfolds in a quiet village near Raipur, where Smriti dares to defy tradition by pursuing a higher education in the humanities at a British-run school. In a society bound by rigid beliefs and expectations, she steps forward with courage, accompanied by her loyal best friend Jemimah. As Smriti challenges norms and carves her own path, her journey becomes one of resilience, friendship, and quiet rebellion-an emotional and compelling fictional tale that explores the cost of choosing one's voice over silence.

Ellyse Perry has everything-wealth, freedom, and a powerful last name. When her father announces her arranged marriage, she runs all the way to London to escape it. But rebellion doesn't pay the bills. After failure, exhaustion, and one humiliating night at a police station, Ellyse finally gives in and agrees to marry the woman her father has chosen. In India, Smriti Mandhana accepts the same alliance with quiet strength. Disciplined, grounded, and loyal to her family's promises, she knows Ellyse's reputation all too well-a spoiled heiress with a wild life and no sense of responsibility. Their marriage begins with obligation, not love. From sharp sarcasm to subtle care, teasing banter to slow understanding, two very different women are forced into the same life. What starts as duty slowly turns into something deeper. A slow-burn romance filled with teasing, growth, and emotional tension- this is a story about rebellion meeting responsibility, about learning to stand still instead of running, and about finding love in the one place neither of them looked for it. Because sometimes, the marriage you never wanted becomes the life you never knew you needed.

Two souls. One unwanted marriage. One believes that marriage is a promise meant to be honored; the other refuses to even know the name of the person she's bound to. To the world, they are Smriti, the Queen of Cricket and Jemimah, the rising star of the game. But off the field, Smriti hides a secret that tugs at her heart every day... while Jemimah finds herself falling for her idol, never realizing that the woman she admires is already her wife. A story of unspoken vows, dreams, and destiny where love finds its way, even through the boundaries of silence.

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.)

Welcome to a collection of fictional shorts featuring the girls of the Indian Women's Cricket Team-but with a twist. We're stepping off the pitch and right into the glorious chaos of their real lives. And I hope you guys will like this.

(The Unexpected Player in My XI) is a heart touching romance about two women cricketers who find love amid competition. When fearless Australian all rounder Ellyse perry joins the rcb womens team, she clashes with Elegant Indian Vice - Captain and RCB team Captain Smriti Mandhna. Through victories, defeats, and the pressures of professional cricket, will Smriti and Perry discover their love?? will perry's humble personality break the smriti's ice heart???? let's find out .. The Journey of this Two Incredible Souls.. 🤝 . . . Love from Smerry Pagalu 🎀

IWCT Fan Fiction

Shreya Sharma:- 22 years old younger sister of rohit sharma who is a photographer and videographer found herself talking to an number which belongs to none other than 25 years old Indian womens cricketer jemimah Rodrigues.