'I don't cry for my real life': Smriti Mandhana's straight reply
Indian cricketer Smriti Mandhana discussed her professional focus and personal resilience during a recent podcast appearance. She emphasized her dedication to cricket while choosing to keep her private life out of the public eye.
Why it matters
As a prominent public figure, Mandhana's approach to balancing high-profile sports careers with personal privacy is a subject of interest for fans and media.
NEW DELHI: India women's cricket team vice-captain Smriti Mandhana is one of the biggest names in women's cricket. Over the years, she has become one of the key players for India and has inspired many young cricketers with her batting and leadership.However, while her cricket career has continued to grow, Mandhana has also gone through a difficult phase in her personal life. Her marriage was called off last year.Mandhana has not spoken publicly about Palash Muchhal, the man she was supposed to marry. During a recent podcast with Shamani, she was asked about the hardest night of her life.Mandhana took a long pause before making it clear that she wanted to speak only about cricket.Smriti Mandhana asked about the last time she criedDuring the conversation, Shamani asked Mandhana a direct question."When was the last time you cried??"
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