There was heavy rain in Navi Mumbai on Sunday (1 November). Meanwhile, the final match of the Women’s World Cup match being held at the DY Patil Sports Academy in the area has been affected. Light rain had started since afternoon. Meanwhile, covers had to be laid inside the stadium also. At present the match has started.

The spectators also had to face a lot of trouble for this match. There has been tremendous enthusiasm among the fans to watch this exciting final match. Spectators have arrived to watch the match amidst light drizzle. Drenched spectators have entered the stadium.

Rain affected the match

Before the final match, heavy rain had created problems for everyone. On one hand, the spectators who came to watch the match drenched had to face problems. Also, due to rain, there was a delay in the toss and start of the match due to which the fans present in the stadium were seen waiting.

Before the match, the stadium staff covered the pitch with a cover so that the pitch does not get wet. Presently the toss took place after the rain stopped. After the toss, the match has finally started after the rain.

It has been raining since morning

Let us tell you that it has been raining continuously since morning in Navi Mumbai as well as in the surrounding areas of Mumbai-Thane. The rain had increased everyone’s tension since morning. Despite the rain, a large crowd of spectators was seen outside the stadium to watch the final match.

Team India has reached the final of the World Cup of one-day match for the first time. Amidst the rain, spectators have come to encourage the women of the country. Everyone is praying for the victory of Team India.

India’s new sensation, Kranti Gaur, has won everyone’s heart by performing brilliantly in the Women’s World Cup against Pakistan. This young player defeated Pakistan with his sharp bowling. He took 3 wickets for just 20 runs and gave India a big win of 88 runs. Let’s know her education and how she reached here …

Kranti Gaur is a resident of Ghwara village located near Chhatarpur district of Madhya Pradesh. This is the same area which is close to Khajuraho, famous for its temples. The journey to reach the World Cup ground from the roads of the village was no less than a film story for the revolution. He is the youngest of six siblings. His father was a constable in the police department, but it was not easy to play cricket of revolution amidst financial constraints and family difficulties.

Education missed, but no dream

Revolutionary studies stopped only after class 8, because the economic condition of the house was very bad. His father’s job was gone, and at that time his mother sold his jewelery and kept the daughter’s cricket dream alive.

Coach made direction and support

According to reports, there was a big turn in the life of revolution when his father took him to coach Rajiv Bilthare. Rajiv, who is also the secretary of Chhatarpur District Cricket Association, said at first sight, seeing the bowling of revolution, there is something different in this girl. Rajiv not only got his coaching done for free, but also gave him shoes, bat and living space.

WPL changed life

The fate of Kranti Gaur overturned in the Women’s Premier League (WPL). For some time she was a net bowler for the Mumbai Indians team. Seeing his talent, UP Warriors included him in his team at a base price of Rs 10 lakh.

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