Swing and Smash

Swing and Smash

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Cricket
An Indian national-level cricketer and a top-tier badminton player meet in an unexpected situation. Despite their vastly different lives, schedules, fan followings, and the pressures of two distinct sports, they fall in love. The story follows their journey through public scrutiny, career highs/lows, long-distance challenges, family expectations, and ultimately, marriage.
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•Shubman Gill: A very established cricketer in Indian cricket. A name spelled by every big thing in cricket history, yet his mother was unsatisfied with his career and she wanted him to have a degree. He was just 12th pass which was not his mother wanted her son to be so she made him take admission in London's UCL. •Sara Tendulkar: Yet another popular popular name on every cricket fans tongue since she was the daughter of The God of Cricket Sachin Tendulkar, with her own mysteries the world didn't know.Yet she was the most humble person you would ever come across. Sara at times was dangerous when it came to her self respect and ego. Completed her 12th and joined UCL. •What happens when these two crazy personalities with the same yet different mentality meet and have to be together because there is no other option. •This story is just fiction, the characters here do not resemble anywhere with real life. •Do give this a read, thank you. • 🫧💗

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