During her media interaction, Indian cricket sensation Harmanpreet Kaur spoke enthusiastically about the impact of the WBBL on the development of women's cricket globally. "WBBL is producing great players. The fitness standards of domestic players uplift WBBL from other leagues. The franchise leagues like WBBL, WIPL, and The Hundred are playing a crucial role in advancing women's cricket on a global scale," she remarked.

The seasoned all-rounder emphasized the hard work put in by her Melbourne Renegades teammates to regain momentum in the ongoing season. "We are trying to get the momentum back. Everyone is working really hard in the nets," she stated, highlighting the team's commitment to delivering strong performances.

Kaur expressed her delight in being a part of the Melbourne Renegades family, stating, "I am enjoying my time with Melbourne Renegades. The camaraderie within the team is fantastic, and I feel at home. My teammates are even asking me for the Indian cuisine!"

As Harmanpreet Kaur continues to make her mark in the WBBL, her insights into the league's impact on women's cricket and her camaraderie with the Melbourne Renegades team provide a glimpse into the dynamic world of T20 cricket and its contribution to the global growth of the women's game.

Switching gears to the Men's Cricket World Cup semi-final between India and New Zealand, Kaur shared her hopes for Indian star Virat Kohli. "In the Men's Cricket World Cup, we have a big semi-final coming up between India and New Zealand. I really want Virat Kohli to score his 50th hundred on this big occasion. It would be a historic moment for Indian cricket," she expressed, reflecting her support for the men's team.

"As a cricketer you are always under pressure infront of your home crowd but India has played an exceptional cricket in the ongoing event so far. I have full faith in the skills and determination of our Indian squad. Wishing the whole team, the very best in the semi-final clash against New Zealand."