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"Was Just Really Psyched..." Grace Harris On Her Match-Winning Knock Against Gujarat Giants

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Australia all-rounder Grace Harris expressed that she was raring to go out and bat in UP Warriorz chase against the Gujarat Giants after her incredible knock in the Women's Premier League (WPL) on Sunday.

The Aussie player stated that she had been preparing ahead of the WPL and enjoys batting with an aggressive mindset in the middle.

She also thanked her skipper Alyssa Healy and coach Jon Lewis for backing her to bat with freedom. "I was just really psyched to get out there and have a bat.

Have trained a lot. Love batting with a bit of freedom. Healy, the coach supports any decision," Harris said. The right-hand batter while reflecting on her match-winning knock and her crucial partnership with Sophie Ecclestone said, "I started poorly.

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