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Jemimah Rodrigues reflects on her emotional journey with Brisbane Heat, expressing gratitude for the team’s support. After a tough World Cup loss, she rediscovered her passion for cricket. Despite the recent final defeat, Rodrigues cherishes the friendships and growth she experienced, highlighting the positive atmosphere within the team.
A Heartfelt Note
Jemimah Rodrigues recently expressed her gratitude for playing with the Brisbane Heat in the WBBL.
After a challenging World Cup loss, she found renewed passion for cricket within the supportive team environment.
“Well, the 1st picture sums up my entire time here playing for the @heatbbl
It’s been so much cricket lately and not much time between each tournament. And after the world cup loss I wasn’t in the best headspaces to play the game I love the most. But being a part of this team helped me fall in love with the game again. From the moment I walked into this team I always felt like I belonged here and was a part of this family. Everyone here was so positive and helped me unlock a potential in me that I didn’t know I had. They always said to take the positive option and backed me to play aggressive cricket.
The best part? Everyone here are super nice humans! And maybe that’s why not winning today hurt a lot, cause I care so much about this team!
Thanks for having me. Until we meet again Heat! ” Expressed Jemimah
A Heartfelt Note
Rodrigues emphasized the positive atmosphere, stating that her teammates helped unlock her potential and encouraged aggressive play.
Overcoming Challenges
Despite facing personal challenges, Rodrigues was determined to excel.
She acknowledged that not winning the recent final was painful due to her deep care for the team.
However, she remains optimistic about future opportunities and cherishes the friendships formed during her time with the Heat.
Melbourne Renegades Claim Historic WBBL Title
The Melbourne Renegades Women have made history by winning their first-ever WBBL title.
They defeated the Brisbane Heat Women by seven runs in a thrilling final at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. The match was affected by rain, leading to a reduction in overs.
Brisbane Heat won the toss and chose to bowl first. Despite a shaky start, Hayley Matthews scored 69 runs, setting a competitive target.
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However, the Heat struggled in their chase, managing only 90 runs in 12 overs. Jemimah Rodrigues contributed with a catch but was dismissed early.
Key Performances
Hayley Matthews’ captaincy shone through as she excelled with both bat and ball. Her innings became the highest score in a WBBL final.
The Renegades’ bowling unit effectively restricted the Heat, ensuring their victory and crowning them champions for the first time.
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