2024-03-17 15:22:52
New Delhi: How much progress any country will make in the future depends only on its future generation. The nation of youth always moves forward, without stopping, without getting tired. Just keeps going. Today, on the occasion of International Women’s Day, we will talk about some such teenagers and young girls, who are continuously hoisting the victorious flag in the battle of athletics. On International Women’s Day, we are telling the stories of those players who also hit sixes. She also knows high jump, whose aim is as impenetrable as Arjun. Which is Aparajita.
Kiran Navgire: 29 year old Kiran Navgire created a sensation by scoring 162 runs in the T-20 match. She became the first Indian cricketer to score 150+ runs in a T-20 match. Kiran, who scored a blistering 162 runs in 76 balls against Arunachal Pradesh while playing for Nagaland, won the Women’s T-20 Challenge.
Playing for Velocity, he played a stormy inning of 69 runs in 34 balls against Trailblazers. Her ever-improving performances took her to the Women’s Premier League (WPL), where the UP Warriors franchise bought her for Rs 30 lakh. Before pursuing a career in cricket, she had won many medals in athletics and javelin throw.
Isha Singh: This Indian female shooter, who won four medals in the Asian Games held in Hangzhou last year, created a stir. His stellar performance helped India post its best ever performance in its Asian Games history. Continuing her winning streak, Isha Singh has secured India’s 15th quota for the Paris Olympics by winning the gold medal in the Asian Qualification Tournament.
Jyoti Yaraji: 24-year-old hurdler Jyoti Yaraji has broken consecutive national records in the 100m hurdles, which stood for almost two decades before being broken in May 2022. This shows his extraordinary talent. Jyoti Yaraji, who comes from a very ordinary background, took less than 13 seconds to cross the 100 meter hurdles in the National Games. Yaraji’s determination and hard work has earned him many awards. Earlier this year, she bettered her own national record by running 8.12 seconds in the 60m hurdles to clinch the gold medal at the Asian Indoor Championships held in Tehran.
Shelly Singh: 20 year old long jumper Shaili Singh is touted to be the next Anju Bobby George, who is a great athlete. Jakarta Asian Games gold medalist Shaili then cleared 6.55m to finish on the podium. She is currently Asia’s number one ranked long jumper. Shaili Singh had to face many challenges in her childhood. Hailing from Jhansi, Uttar Pradesh, Shaili was brought up alone by her mother. Despite this, due to talent and dedication, he achieved international success, which also included a silver medal in the Asian Meet.
precious trillion: 17 year old Anmol Kharab is a rising star in the world of badminton, in a very short time she has caught the attention of Indian female badminton fans. Her exceptional performance was instrumental in India’s historic gold medal win at the Badminton Asia Team Championships, raising hopes that she can fit into the shoes of world class shuttlers like Saina Nehwal and PV Sindhu. Analmo Kharab’s powerful strokes, technical skills and mental strength are enough to make him India’s next hope at the international level.
Avani Prashant: 17-year-old golfer Avani Prashant is keen to compete in the Olympics. Golf has recently been reintroduced to the Olympics. With her impressive performances over the past few years, she has dominated the amateur circuit in India and has achieved notable victories including winning the Queen Sirikit Cup in Manila. Bengaluru-based Avani Prashant’s talent and unwavering determination position her as a promising contender for future Olympic success.