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“We Know It’s Going To Change Massively Not Just In India But All Over The World” – Jemimah Rodrigues

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“We Know It’s Going To Change Massively Not Just In India But All Over The World” – Jemimah Rodrigues

Indian cricketer Jemimah Rodrigues recently joined the Brisbane Heat squad for the 2025 Women’s Big Bash League (WBBL) and shared a humorous take on her journey to Australia.

Speaking about her arrival, Rodrigues joked, “I was not sure if Australia would allow me to cross the border to come here after the semi-finals,” referring to the intense India-Australia rivalry on the field. Despite the lighthearted remark, she was quick to appreciate the reception she received, saying everyone was “so warm and welcoming.”

Rodrigues’ comment reflects her cheerful personality and the camaraderie shared among women cricketers across nations. Her words underline how sports can bridge competition and friendship, even after closely fought matches.

Celebrating the Growth of Women’s Cricket

While discussing her experience in Australia, Jemimah emphasized how recent victories have fueled the expansion of women’s cricket globally. She stated that “everyone is just so happy in general for the growth of women’s cricket” and highlighted how India’s success on the world stage has created a ripple effect for the sport everywhere.

Her optimism comes at a time when women’s cricket is witnessing unprecedented attention, sponsorships, and fan support. Rodrigues believes that India’s performances—especially against dominant teams like Australia—have inspired many aspiring players worldwide. “We know it’s going to change massively not just in India but all over the world,” she said confidently, acknowledging that their success has opened new doors for female athletes.

A Tough Start to Her WBBL Campaign

Despite her enthusiasm, Jemimah’s start with the Brisbane Heat didn’t go as planned. In their opening match, the Heat faced defeat in a rain-interrupted encounter. Rodrigues managed only six runs off nine balls, as the team posted 133 runs in 20 overs. The opposition later chased down a revised target of 66 runs in eight overs using the Duckworth–Lewis–Stern (DLS) method.

While the match result wasn’t ideal, Rodrigues’ focus remains on contributing positively to the team and adapting to Australian conditions. Her light-hearted nature and competitive spirit continue to make her a fan favorite both in India and overseas.

With her talent, charm, and positive mindset, Jemimah Rodrigues stands as a key ambassador for the new era of women’s cricket—one that blends performance, personality, and passion on a truly global scale.


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