Cricketer Smriti Mandhana Sangli Home Tour

Mandhana shares that the living room is the area where her family spends the most time together. “The idea behind the straight flat was that we wanted long spaces. We sit for hours and talk about my tours. My bhabhi entertains all of us a lot. She cracks a lot of jokes. This is the area we sit and talk.”

Recalling her childhood, Mandhana shared that in Sangli, there used to be wickets made of mud, which made playing cricket a difficult task during the rainy season. “I told my coach we needed cement wickets to practice anyhow,” she said, adding how her parents stood by her decision. “It meant a lot to me because I had invested about 80% of my earnings in that cement wicket at that time,” she added.

Her master bedroom is simple, with a personal and cricketing wardrobe where she keeps her kit bag and equipment. “For me, the best clothing is my Indian jersey. I’m most comfortable in it,” she concluded.

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