The opener of the Big Bash leagues in women's category did witness spectacular show as some Indian hits and Australian demonstration for the smallest format of the Game did bring light to the emancipation by which it generally takes place every year. The match between the Thunders and Hobart Hurricanes did witness serious hitting though with some around performance where the Indian T Twenty captain Harman Preet Kaur as a player tried to score quickly but her performance seems to go in vain.
She manages to hit quick fire 28 balls 47 runs which were not enough in their virtual strata, thereby her efforts were shadowed in the great performance of duo of Australian all-rounder which also included remarkable Hayley Matthews who demonstrated great batting and fielding skills for her team thus the match did go into a cracker but despite Harmanpreet's valiant efforts the Hurricane managed to steal the show in their favours by virtue of 5 wickets which brought amazing glory to proceedings of Big Bash.
However, this is the beginning of the show for anyone who might have felt sad for any performance in the match between Thunders and Hurricanes. There is lot of proceedings to go on Women's Big Bash League going on around in Australia which is surely going to make it a unique mode of cricket as being the Commercial cricket league for anyone across the world in the context of men and women both so it provide many opportunities and welcome to the grand performances by everyone in different matches, though.
All in all, what can be analysed at the moment that it was a good time ahead for Harmanpreet to demonstrate her great hitting skills but we may hope to witness more from her as the league progress which may be a boost up for her indeed. Till then let’s hope that Big Bash continues and it brings more cheers for those who deeply admire the commercial cricket in this format large...
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