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WPL Has Changed Me A Lot As A Cricketer: Nandni Sharma
Nandni Sharma: India fast bowler Nandni Sharma has credited the Women's Premier League (WPL) with transforming her understanding of the game, while also recalling the childhood moment that inspired her to become a pace bowler.
Speaking about her cricketing journey, Nandni explained how exposure to elite players reshaped her mindset and how a chance observation at her academy sparked a passion that continues to drive her career.
Reflecting on the impact of the WPL, Nandni said the tournament broadened her perspective far beyond simply taking wickets.
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