'History made'- Fans reacts as Harmanpreet Kaur sets the stage on fire with a brilliant half century in first WTL match

Harmanpreet Kaur began the Women's T20 League with a bang as she hit half century against Gujarat in the first match.

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The inaugural Women’s T20 League got off to an explosive start with scintillating innings from Mumbai captain Harmanpreet Kaur. The talented cricketer proved her mettle in the very first match of the tournament by smashing an unbeaten 65 off just 30 deliveries.

Kaur's performance was nothing short of spectacular as she hit 14 fours in her innings and helped her team post a mammoth total of 207/5 in the first innings. Gujarat had a daunting task ahead of them as they came out to chase the target set by Mumbai.

Kaur's knock was a testament to her skill and power-hitting ability. She looked in complete control of her shots and made the most of the opportunities that came her way. Her ability to find gaps and hit boundaries at will put the opposition under immense pressure.

The Mumbai captain's innings was a treat to watch for cricket fans all over the world. She played with flair and aggression, hitting the ball hard and far with effortless ease. Her innings also demonstrated her mental toughness and resilience as she kept her cool even under intense pressure.

Kaur's knock was especially impressive given that it was the opening match of the tournament and the expectations were high. She not only lived up to those expectations but surpassed them with her impressive performance.

Her performance in the first match of the WTL has set the tone for the tournament and has also highlighted the importance of having a women's league in India. Kaur's performance is sure to inspire young girls all over the country to take up cricket and pursue their dreams.

Here's how Twitter reacted to Harmanpreet Kaur's half-century knock in the first match of WTL: 

 

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