The current dangerous situation amid coronavirus outbreaks has halted all sports activities. Whether it is football or cricket, there are no sports activities that fans can witness. Amid such harsh conditions, cricketers are finding themselves spending more and more time on social media. Many cricketers turn to Instagram Live, or Twitter queries to communicate with their fans.
Jemimah Rodrigues has joined the latest trend in Indian batswoman, who chatted with Ridhima Pathak on Instagram Live. The young woman is known for being active on social media, and she uploaded several hilarious videos on social media for her fans. Rodriguez, known for her quirky nature, answered some questions during an Instagram live session.
During the session, she asked Jemima about her favorite shot – and she replied – ‘cover drive’ anytime. She also asked to name a batsman who can play cover drive well or she follows for his cover drive. Jemimah was named Pakistan’s Babar Azam and said he liked watching cover drives play. “I love the Babar Azam cover drives,” said the Indian batswoman.
Jemimah Rodrigues was a part of India’s T20 World Cup 2020 squad
Jemimah is part of the India Women’s team that lost the Women’s T20 World Cup final in Australia. After a spectacular performance throughout the tournament, Harmanpreet Kaur and Co failed to hit the final nail in the coffin at the end. Women in Blue suffered a 17-run loss in the tournament final at the MCG.
After the Indian women’s defeat, Jemimah lamented the loss and said that the team loved their time on the field and their performances in the tournament. She assured her fans that the India Women’s team would be more convincing and make the country proud again.
After the Indian women’s defeat, Jemima lamented the loss and said that the team loved their time on the field and their performances in the tournament. She assured her fans that the India Women’s team would be more convincing and make the country proud again.
“There are a lot of things to take away from this tournament, but I am very supportive. Every time we go on the field, we know we are not alone, but we have the strength of India. I promise to be,” Jemima said in her Twitter account.
defeat & I promise we'll get back stronger to make our nation proud
And lastly, a BIG thank you to the 86,174 who came for the Finals. Even though We didn't win that night, Women's Cricket definitely won
Here's a lil video of the dressing room cheering along with you guys 🙌🏼 pic.twitter.com/1vDml2rK4x
— Jemimah Rodrigues (@JemiRodrigues) March 12, 2020
