Despite being sidelined by an ankle injury, opener Pratika Rawal witnessed her teammates secure India’s first Women’s World Cup title. In a wheelchair, she shared in the emotional victory, her presence a testament to the team’s unity. Her replacement, Shafali Verma, starred in the final, contributing to India’s historic win.
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