@author_avaa
Hey author, how are you?
Hope you're doing well.
Can I know about your father? I mean is he okay now?
@nvyd_01 fs I'll consider it in future I was also wondering I should write book on harry di and meg Lanning opinions?
I'm so sorry that I couldn't update yesterday at midnight my father health got really bad we had to rush to hospital I hope y'all understand I'll make it up to you and once again I'm sorry.
Good evening everyone
A quick life update — I went to play today. It was my one-day debut, and I scored **151* (not out)**. Both teams were all-boys, and I was the only girl on the field.
From the very start, the opposition kept sledging me — “she’s a girl, she’ll get out soon,” “give her one good Yorkers,” “she is getting bowled out next ball.” It kept coming again and again.
But I didn’t react. I stayed focused, played my game, and kept going. Slowly, the runs started building, and I just kept trusting myself.
I stayed till the end — 151 not out.
And when I walked back to the dugout, the same people were saying, “a girl came and thrashed us… we were so dumb to sledge her.” That moment meant everything to me.
I might update two chapters today if I have the energy and don’t fall asleep, so stay tuned.
Thank you all for your support
Men love cricket but never understood how to maintain boundaries lolol.
@Thestroyteller_02 my bat silenced them, the fact that they underestimate that I'm a girl and I can't do anything and those same people gave me standing ovation.
@author_avaa Your runs said everything that needed to be said. The noise around you was just that—noise. You stayed, you played, and you owned that field till the very end. 151 not out isn’t just a score, it’s a statement. I’m really proud of you.✌♥️