The conversation revolves around the life and experiences of a cricket player, Harmanpreet Kaur. She shares her journey from childhood to becoming a professional cricketer, her passion for the sport, and her interactions with teammates and coaches. She also talks about her personal life, including her relationship with her parents and siblings, her tattoos, and her love for music and dance.
Harmanpreet discusses her favorite episode of 'Breakfast with Champions' and her favorite cricketer, Virat Kohli. She recounts a funny incident where she started dancing when a Punjabi song was played during an IPL match. She also reveals that Jhulan Goswami is the worst dancer in the team.
She talks about her interest in cricket from a young age, influenced by her father who was a sportsperson. She shares her dream of playing for India and her determination to excel in sports. She also talks about her tattoo and the incident that led to it, which involved her father's reaction.
Harmanpreet shares her experiences from the semi-finals of the World Cup, where she hit 171 runs. She talks about the excitement and pride she felt during the match and the increase in viewership. She also talks about the disappointment after the finals and the support she received from the Indian media.
She mentions her participation in music and dance teams and her ability to adapt to different moods. She also talks about her close friendship with Smriti Mandhana and their shared interest in video games. She shares her experiences of playing in Australia and the rumors about her bat being tested.
Finally, she shares a funny anecdote about a bat check during a match, which led to rumors about her bat being tested. She ends the conversation by expressing her desire to beat Smriti's episode in terms of views on 'Breakfast with Champions'.
1. The person frequently watches the show 'Breakfast with Champions' and is a fan of cricket, particularly of Virat.
2. They have a fond memory of dancing to a Punjabi song during an IPL match.
3. The person dislikes Jhulan Goswami's dancing skills in the cricket team.
4. They started playing cricket in a girls' team formed in Moga, under the principalship of Kamal Singh Sodhi.
5. They were initially unsure if girls played cricket and had to join school after confirmation from the principal.
6. They idolized cricketer Virender Sehwag since childhood and wanted to play for India.
7. They felt a strong desire to play sports, which was encouraged by their father.
8. They had a tattoo dedicated to their mother, and they hid it from their parents for a year and a half.
9. They were scolded by their father for hitting a person with a bat during a game.
10. They cut their hair after their father's suggestion, and it took them a long time to grow it back.
11. They managed to convince their father to allow them to play sports by showing him photos of female sportspersons.
12. They had a poster of Sehwag in their room, which they hid from their parents.
13. They stuck Sehwag's poster on the wall to test their father's reaction, and he laughed it off.
14. They were in a semi-finals match where they scored 171 runs, and they felt a strong connection with their childhood memories.
15. They were nervous before the finals of the World Cup and felt a lot of stress during the match.
16. They felt that what they gained from the World Cup, such as increased exposure and support for women's cricket, was more valuable than winning the trophy.
17. They participate in everything, including music and dance, and their mood determines their actions.
18. They were the first Indian to play in Australia, signing up for the Big Bash league.
19. They have a habit of hitting long shots of sixes, which has become a part of their batting form.
20. They were checked for bat tampering during a match, but the equipment did not touch the bat.
21. They encourage viewers to like and share their video, suggesting that it should have more views than Smriti's episode.