27 Dresses - A Cricket Edition

27 Dresses - A Cricket Edition

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Smriti Mandhana has spent her entire cricket career being the perfect teammate. Need someone to attend a sponsor dinner? Smriti will go. Need someone to fill in for an injured player in a domestic match? Smriti will fly overnight. Need someone to help organize teammates' weddings, charity matches, engagement shoots, retirement ceremonies? Smriti has done it 27 times. Twenty-seven weddings, ceremonies, or cricket celebrations where she has stood beside teammates wearing ridiculous themed jerseys, bridesmaid lehengas, or matching outfits. Her closet is full of them. But Smriti has never been the one chosen. She's secretly been in love with her captain, Harmanpreet Kaur, for years. Then everything changes when a sarcastic cricket journalist starts digging into Smriti's strange reputation as "the professional bridesmaid of Indian women's cricket." Plot inspired by the Movie 27 Dresses.
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Fictional fan-made story. For entertainment purposes only. No harm intended. One run. One second. One silence that lasted years. The night in Cape Town changed more than just a match at the 2023 ICC Women's T20 World Cup. A run-out. Unspoken words. And a distance neither of them saw coming. From heartbreak to redemption, this is the story of what happened after everything fell apart - and what it took to stand side by side again. Because sometimes, it's not the trophy that matters. It's who's waiting at the other end of the crease.

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