Punam Raut earned our respect: Smriti Mandhana
The Hindu
Punam Raut, on 36, walked even when she wasn’t given out
Smriti Mandhana took off her helmet, raised her bat, tossed her bangs back with a shake of her head, and allowed herself a shy smile.
She said at a virtual press conference at Carrara, where bad weather brought an early close for the second successive day in the one-off Day/Night Test, that she had been visualising the moment – a celebration of her hundred -- during the 14-day quarantine in Australia.
“But that celebration (in the visualisation) was different to what I did today,” she said, smiling. “I don’t know why I become shy when it actually happens.”
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