We are becoming a generation of trolls. We love it when someone fails. We love to pull people down. We encourage this all around us, daily. Then we wonder where is humanity. We are laughing at our own hell.
The audacity to reduce Harmanpreet’s emotions to a desperate plea for captaincy is astounding. Perhaps she was emotional because she wasn’t living up to her own expectations, Not every emotion is a power struggle; sometimes, it’s simply the burden of expecting more from yourself.
@DoubleFaulter80 Usually, I don’t respond to critics, but I appreciate your respectful take. I get that her lack of runs affected her emotionally, but linking it all to one agenda feels unfair.
We’re human beings; we have emotions Sometimes, tears are simply the weight of
Had she taken that single, you’d be crying about her exposing the tailender in the final over. She backs herself, and suddenly her intent is the problem. 😂 Harman can never win with people determined to find fault with everything she does.
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What Harman did today at 19.1 (declined a single as she is last recognized batter), She could have done exactly the same on 19.1 & 19.4 in ICC womens T20 WC 2024 in that last league game against Aus when we needed just 14 off 6. We might have still lost the game but Intent...
@BCCIWomen@ImHarmanpreet@mflone_ Give her the positive team environment and backing she deserves. After all these years, she has given this team a World Cup and contributed so much to its journey. A legacy like hers deserves respect, trust, and support—not constant negativity.
To every student who thinks protesting is no big deal: if you aspire to join the civil services, stop treating an FIR lightly. One FIR can complicate your future, affect your background verification, and potentially jeopardise your career.