Beyond Boundaries

Beyond Boundaries

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Last published Sun, Apr 26, 2026

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Indian's opening batsman, the country's most eligible bachelor and the person the whole nation looks forward to shouldering the responsibility of the team in the near future.... Aarav Gill ! The calm, steady, quite Punjabi Munda with a competitive ego and extreme passion for cricket. His whole life has just been cricket and now at the age of 24 he has achieved more then he could ever dream of. But with that comes big responsibilities...and that's where his mind glitches, the pressure sometimes overpowers the cricketer in him ! _________________________________________ Anika Rao, born and brought up in Mumbai; the 26 year old is the perfect example of workoholic but with empathy... She's the newly appointed sports psychologist for the Indian team. A new role, that too a woman making her place in a male dominated sports field ! She's all in for just work ! _________________________________________ There's cricket, there is drama there is passion there is calmness there is avoidance But destiny's games are unavoidable, the invisible strings keep pulling, how long can you run ?? _________________________________________ There is everything you need ! A sports romance involving the largest watched game in India ! Cricket isn't just a game, it's an emotion and we're all in to play the emotional game toooo! ;⁠)

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