Former Indian cricketer Kedar Jadhav praised pacer Kranti Goud for her remarkable achievement at Lord’s, where she secured a five-wicket haul in the one-off women’s Test against England. Goud’s exceptional figures of 5/37 made her the first woman to achieve this feat at the iconic venue, cementing her place on the historic honours board. This outstanding performance significantly contributed to India’s strong position in the inaugural women’s Test match at the renowned ‘Home of Cricket.’
Jadhav expressed his joy at the milestone, emphasizing its historical importance for Indian cricket. He lauded Goud’s accomplishment, highlighting the significance of her name being inscribed on the prestigious Lords Honours Board. The former cricketer emphasized the honor associated with excelling at Lord’s, noting that Goud had realized a dream cherished by cricketers across generations.
Recognizing the rarity of such a performance at Lord’s, Jadhav commended Goud for her exceptional display of skill and class. He conveyed his pride in the young fast bowler’s achievement and encouraged her to continue inspiring aspiring cricketers with her stellar performances on the international stage. Goud’s exceptional bowling display in the historic women’s Test at Lord’s, alongside Yastika Bhatia’s record-breaking century, underscored India’s dominance in a match that marked a significant milestone for women’s cricket at the iconic venue.
