<p>India's remarkable win in the ICC Women’s World Cup has not only cemented a historic moment for Indian cricket but also brought new hope to the life of all-rounder Amanjot Kaur’s ailing grandmother, Bhagwanti. Aged 75, Bhagwanti had been bedridden after suffering a heart attack in September, but the news of India’s triumph, and her granddaughter’s role in it, has revitalised her spirit.</p><h2>Watch Amanjot's brilliant catch here</h2>

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<p>Amanjot’s father, Bhupinder Singh, who worked as a carpenter and crafted Amanjot's first cricket bat, shared the emotional moment when he told media that his mother had been aware of her granddaughter's great performance. “Hearing the news of her victory brought her back to life. She opened her eyes when we told her about the win,” he was quoted as saying. The India team beat South Africa by 52 runs in a thrilling final, where Amanjot’s game-changing catch sealed the match for India. It was a moment that became pivotal to India’s success in the 2025 Women’s World Cup, with Bhupinder admitting that had Amanjot missed the catch, the entire game could have turned in South Africa’s favour.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Also Read: </strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/the-laura-wolvaardt-effect-the-heartbeat-of-south-africa-s-world-cup-story-1762170490386"><strong>The Laura Wolvaardt effect: The heartbeat of South Africa’s World Cup story</strong></a></p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Amanjot’s path to fame was not smooth. Starting her cricket journey at the age of 15, she was initially a bowler but was transformed into an all-rounder by coach Nagesh Gupta at his academy in Chandigarh. Bhupinder would take her on his scooter every day to the academy, even when their resources were limited. Bhupinder also shared how Amanjot's grandmother had always supported her, watching her play street cricket, offering encouragement, and ensuring her safety from troublemakers.&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Before cricket, Amanjot was an athlete in several sports including hockey, football, and handball. Her early passion for cricket was supported by her family, with her grandmother playing a crucial role in keeping her motivated. Now, after the World Cup win, Bhupinder reflected on the joy of gifting his mother with new hope. “Amanjot is the force behind her recovery,” he said. “It’s all thanks to her hard work and this unforgettable moment in history.”</p>

'India’s win and Amanjot’s performance gave my mother a new life', says his father as India lift maiden World Cup title

India's remarkable win in the ICC Women’s World Cup has not only cemented a historic moment for Indian cricket but also brought new hope to the life of all-rounder Amanjot Kaur’s ailing grandmother, Bhagwanti. Aged 75, Bhagwanti had been bedridden after suffering a heart attack in September, but the news of India’s triumph, and her granddaughter’s role in it, has revitalised her spirit. Watch Amanjot's brilliant catch here

<p>Amanjot Kaur's pivotal World Cup victory revives her grandmother's health and inspires a new chapter in Indian cricket, marking a historic moment for the sport</p>

<p>They call cricket a game of fleeting moments — but every once in a while, a moment rises above the game itself. On a pulsating Sunday (November 2) night at DY Patil Stadium, under floodlights and frenzy, that moment belonged to Amanjot Kaur. South Africa stood on the brink of history. Their captain, Laura Wolvaardt, was scripting an innings for the ages — unflappable, unbeaten on 101, guiding her team with quiet authority toward what seemed a certain triumph.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>India had thrown everything in their armoury at her — spin that teased, pace that probed, plans that pressed — yet Wolvaardt refused to flinch. Every stroke from her bat tightened the grip of inevitability. Every over drew India closer to heartbreak. And then came that ball — the one destined to rewrite the night.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Wolvaardt went for glory, lifting it high toward the boundary. Out there, near the edge of the field, stood Amanjot — eyes fixed, heartbeat steady, India’s last thread of hope. She charged, stretched, and soared, body arcing through the air as the stadium gasped. When she hit the ground, the ball was secure in her hands. For a moment, there was silence — then an eruption that could have split the sky. It wasn’t just a catch. It was catharsis.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Also Read: </strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/-honestly-it-feels-like-a-dream-deepti-sharma-after-india-clinches-maiden-world-cup-title-1762113514058"><strong>'Honestly, it feels like a dream': Deepti Sharma after India clinches maiden World Cup title</strong></a></p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>The South African camp froze in disbelief. Wolvaardt — their anchor, their assurance — was gone. And with her dismissal, so went their dream. The noise that followed was pure electricity as Amanjot’s teammates raced to her, a blur of elation, relief, and tears.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>From that instant, India’s destiny rewrote itself. The bowlers smelt blood, the fielders turned into fire, and every delivery inched India closer to immortality. Moments later, history was sealed — India were crowned Women’s World Cup champions for the very first time.As confetti painted the night sky and the tricolour rippled across the stands, Amanjot lingered at the boundary line — the very patch of earth where belief had taken flight. One leap. One catch. One Cup. A trinity of courage, instinct, and grace.</p><h2>Watch the sensational catch here</h2>

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-media-max-width="560"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">What a catch by Amanjot Kaur to send Laura back-packing! <br><br>Take a bow! 🫡<a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/INDWvsSAW?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#INDWvsSAW</a> <a href="https://t.co/71ogAA6HHm">pic.twitter.com/71ogAA6HHm</a></p>&mdash; Chandrashekhar Azad (@chanduhort_123) <a href="https://twitter.com/chanduhort_123/status/1985050212151533731?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">November 2, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

<p>Because cricket has never just been about the numbers. It’s about the moments t hat live forever — the ones that forge legends and unite a nation in collective awe. On that unforgettable night, Amanjot Kaur gave India both — a trophy and a story for generations.</p><p>The moment that shook the internet If the stadium trembled with noise, the digital world burst into a frenzy. Within moments, hashtags like #AmanjotKaur, #TeamIndia, and #WorldCupFinal stormed global trends. Fans christened her “The Flying Amanjot,” “Queen of the Boundary,” and “India’s Guardian Angel.”</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Tributes poured in from cricketers, film stars, and sporting icons alike. One fan summed it up perfectly: “She didn’t just take a catch — she caught a billion hearts.” Another wrote: “Pressure is temporary, purpose is permanent — and Amanjot just proved it.” Social media turned into a celebration of emotion — highlight reels, edits, and memes immortalising the moment that changed everything. On a historic night in Navi Mumbai, India lifted their maiden Women’s ODI World Cup, defeating South Africa by 52 runs — but it will forever be remembered as the night Amanjot Kaur touched the sky and carried a nation with her.</p>

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They call cricket a game of fleeting moments — but every once in a while, a moment rises above the game itself. On a pulsating Sunday (November 2) night at DY Patil Stadium, under floodlights and frenzy, that moment belonged to Amanjot Kaur. South Africa stood on the brink of history. Their captain, Laura Wolvaardt, was scripting an innings for the ages — unflappable, unbeaten on 101, guiding her team with quiet authority toward what seemed a certain triumph. India had thrown everything in their armoury at her — spin that teased, pace that probed, plans that pressed — yet Wolvaardt refused to flinch. Every stroke from her bat tightened the grip of inevitability. Every over drew India closer to heartbreak. And then came that ball — the one destined to rewrite the night. Wolvaardt went for glory, lifting it high toward the boundary. Out there, near the edge of the field, stood Amanjot — eyes fixed, heartbeat steady, India’s last thread of hope. She charged, stretched, and soared, body arcing through the air as the stadium gasped. When she hit the ground, the ball was secure in her hands. For a moment, there was silence — then an eruption that could have split the sky. It wasn’t just a catch. It was catharsis. Also Read: 'Honestly, it feels like a dream': Deepti Sharma after India clinches maiden World Cup title The South African camp froze in disbelief. Wolvaardt — their anchor, their assurance — was gone. And with her dismissal, so went their dream. The noise that followed was pure electricity as Amanjot’s teammates raced to her, a blur of elation, relief, and tears. From that instant, India’s destiny rewrote itself. The bowlers smelt blood, the fielders turned into fire, and every delivery inched India closer to immortality. Moments later, history was sealed — India were crowned Women’s World Cup champions for the very first time.As confetti painted the night sky and the tricolour rippled across the stands, Amanjot lingered at the boundary line — the very patch of earth where belief had taken flight. One leap. One catch. One Cup. A trinity of courage, instinct, and grace. Watch the sensational catch here

<p>Harmanpreet and Co lift maiden ODI World Cup title after beating South Africa by 52 runs in the final in Navi Mumbai on Sunday (November 2)</p>

<p>In the ever-evolving world of women&rsquo;s cricket, Amanjot Kaur has emerged as a vital cog in the <a href="https://www.wionews.com/tags/mumbai-indians">Mumbai Indians</a>' setup in the <a href="https://www.wionews.com/tags/womens-premier-league">Women's Premier League</a> (WPL). A retained player for the 2025 season, Amanjot has seen her role evolve significantly, stepping up as a dependable all-rounder in the absence of key players. With her ability to contribute in multiple facets of the game, she has become an indispensable asset to the franchise.</p>
<p>Amanjot&rsquo;s journey in professional cricket has been one of perseverance and transformation. Initially, a top-order batter in domestic cricket, her transition into a lower-order finisher has been a defining aspect of her career with Mumbai Indians. The change wasn&rsquo;t easy, but under the guidance of MI&rsquo;s coaching staff and experienced teammates, she has honed her skills to become a well-rounded player.</p>
<p>&ldquo;This is my third year in the WPL, so my expectations from myself are higher,&rdquo; Amanjot shared. &ldquo;With Pooja not in the team, my role has increased. I have to finish matches from the lower order, and I wanted to contribute as a complete all-rounder, not just in bits and pieces.&rdquo;</p>
<h2>Evolving as an all-rounder</h2>
<p>Amanjot&rsquo;s performances in the ongoing WPL have reflected her growing maturity. Tasked with coming in to bat in the lower order, she has delivered crucial runs in pressure situations, ensuring that Mumbai Indians have the depth to finish matches strongly. As a bowler, her role has been clearly defined&mdash;coming in after the powerplay to contain runs and break crucial partnerships.</p>
<p><strong>Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/cricket/champions-trophy-indias-spin-advantage-net-bowler-reveals-kiwis-battle-against-turn-8835509">Champions Trophy: India&rsquo;s spin advantage? Net bowler reveals Kiwis&rsquo; battle against turn</a></strong></p>
<p>&ldquo;My role is very specific&mdash;I come in to bowl after the powerplay,&rdquo; she explains. &ldquo;At that point, it&rsquo;s crucial how you carry the team&rsquo;s momentum. If the powerplay went well, we need to build on it. If it didn&rsquo;t, I have to restrict runs and create pressure.&rdquo;</p>
<p>She stresses that execution is key, saying, &ldquo;Sometimes your plans don&rsquo;t work, but there&rsquo;s no pressure. I know my strengths, my variations, and how to use them effectively. My main goal is to bowl as many dot balls as possible and break those crucial partnerships that can change the game.&rdquo;</p>
<p>Playing in different cities presents its own challenges, but Amanjot was prepared. &ldquo;I&rsquo;ve played a lot in the domestic circuit&mdash;Baroda, <a href="https://www.wionews.com/tags/lucknow">Lucknow</a>, almost every state&mdash;so I had an idea of how the wickets would behave. We prepared accordingly, practicing on red and black soil in Baroda and Mumbai, which helped a lot.&rdquo;</p>
<p>Facing high-caliber opponents is another challenge, but Mumbai Indians' meticulous planning helps. &ldquo;We have a team room session where we plan for every batter. We decide in which areas to block them, how to avoid leaking runs. Death overs are planned separately, middle overs are planned separately. That clarity makes things easier for me.&rdquo;</p>
<p>Playing in front of the passionate MI Paltan is something she cherishes. &ldquo;Our fans are more excited than us! Playing in Mumbai, in front of them, brings a little pressure because they expect a lot from us. Sometimes things don&rsquo;t go our way, but we try our best to make sure they go home happy after watching the match.&rdquo;</p>
<p>Reflecting on her three years with Mumbai Indians, Amanjot credits the franchise for her growth. &ldquo;I started as a top-order batter in domestic cricket. When I debuted for MI, adjusting to a lower-order role was new for me. But MI helped me evolve, teaching me how to handle pressure and finish matches from that position.&rdquo;</p>
<p>&ldquo;There&rsquo;s a myth that lower-order batters have to hit 10-ball 20s every time,&rdquo; she says. &ldquo;Sometimes you don&rsquo;t have that much power, or you&rsquo;re naturally not a big hitter. But MI has helped me understand how to pace an innings, take matches deep, and break partnerships. I focus on all three aspects&mdash;batting, bowling, and fielding&mdash;which makes things easier for me.&rdquo;</p>
<p>As the WPL 2025 season comes to the business end, Amanjot Kaur remains a key player in Mumbai Indians' campaign. With her adaptability, composure, and all-round capabilities, she is proving why she is a name to watch out for in Indian cricket.</p>

Sports, Cricket: A retained player for the 2025 season, Amanjot has seen her role evolve significantly, stepping up as a dependable all-rounder in the absence of key players

In the ever-evolving world of women’s cricket, Amanjot Kaur has emerged as a vital cog in the Mumbai Indians' setup in the Women's Premier League (WPL). A retained player for the 2025 season, Amanjot has seen her role evolve significantly, stepping up as a dependable all-rounder in the absence of key players. With her ability to contribute in multiple facets of the game, she has become an indispensable asset to the franchise. Amanjot’s journey in professional cricket has been one of perseverance and transformation. Initially, a top-order batter in domestic cricket, her transition into a lower-order finisher has been a defining aspect of her career with Mumbai Indians. The change wasn’t easy, but under the guidance of MI’s coaching staff and experienced teammates, she has honed her skills to become a well-rounded player. “This is my third year in the WPL, so my expectations from myself are higher,” Amanjot shared. “With Pooja not in the team, my role has increased. I have to finish matches from the lower order, and I wanted to contribute as a complete all-rounder, not just in bits and pieces.” Evolving as an all-rounder Amanjot’s performances in the ongoing WPL have reflected her growing maturity. Tasked with coming in to bat in the lower order, she has delivered crucial runs in pressure situations, ensuring that Mumbai Indians have the depth to finish matches strongly. As a bowler, her role has been clearly defined—coming in after the powerplay to contain runs and break crucial partnerships. Also Read: Champions Trophy: India’s spin advantage? Net bowler reveals Kiwis’ battle against turn “My role is very specific—I come in to bowl after the powerplay,” she explains. “At that point, it’s crucial how you carry the team’s momentum. If the powerplay went well, we need to build on it. If it didn’t, I have to restrict runs and create pressure.” She stresses that execution is key, saying, “Sometimes your plans don’t work, but there’s no pressure. I know my strengths, my variations, and how to use them effectively. My main goal is to bowl as many dot balls as possible and break those crucial partnerships that can change the game.” Playing in different cities presents its own challenges, but Amanjot was prepared. “I’ve played a lot in the domestic circuit—Baroda, Lucknow, almost every state—so I had an idea of how the wickets would behave. We prepared accordingly, practicing on red and black soil in Baroda and Mumbai, which helped a lot.” Facing high-caliber opponents is another challenge, but Mumbai Indians' meticulous planning helps. “We have a team room session where we plan for every batter. We decide in which areas to block them, how to avoid leaking runs. Death overs are planned separately, middle overs are planned separately. That clarity makes things easier for me.” Playing in front of the passionate MI Paltan is something she cherishes. “Our fans are more excited than us! Playing in Mumbai, in front of them, brings a little pressure because they expect a lot from us. Sometimes things don’t go our way, but we try our best to make sure they go home happy after watching the match.” Reflecting on her three years with Mumbai Indians, Amanjot credits the franchise for her growth. “I started as a top-order batter in domestic cricket. When I debuted for MI, adjusting to a lower-order role was new for me. But MI helped me evolve, teaching me how to handle pressure and finish matches from that position.” “There’s a myth that lower-order batters have to hit 10-ball 20s every time,” she says. “Sometimes you don’t have that much power, or you’re naturally not a big hitter. But MI has helped me understand how to pace an innings, take matches deep, and break partnerships. I focus on all three aspects—batting, bowling, and fielding—which makes things easier for me.” As the WPL 2025 season comes to the business end, Amanjot Kaur remains a key player in Mumbai Indians' campaign. With her adaptability, composure, and all-round capabilities, she is proving why she is a name to watch out for in Indian cricket.

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