'Aapki Hindi me 'Grace' hai' - UP Women's player Grace Harris tried her hand in Hindi and fans find it cute

Grace Harris (Image Credit: Twitter)

Australia and UP player Grace Harris was seen trying her hand in Hindi in a video uploaded by the Lucknow-based side. On the official Twitter handle of the team, the Australian was seen trying to speak some of the Hindi words. Even though she wasn't flawless for obvious reasons, the fans are already appreciating her efforts.

You can gain millions followers only for this video😂

— Aditya (@Aditya28941339) March 19, 2023

Yaar isko plz kbhi bahar mt baithana...aapki team m indian players to batting nhi kr rhe...

— _ (@Atul07266689) March 19, 2023

Love you Grace Harris. What a character. 👏 👌 🥰

— Lalitprakash Baraik 🇮🇳 (@ilpb2810) March 19, 2023

She is such an Entertainer on and off the field.

— K. (@__Krissh) March 19, 2023

You are the queen of our hearts! 💓

— Saurabh Singh (@14mindfulness) March 19, 2023

Kya Kamal player hai always excited she is

— @Aarti3108 (@Enterta14782150) March 19, 2023

"Cricket Didingjenge" ...😂😂

— Picasso (@6icass0) March 19, 2023

❤️ jeet liya

— Anil Chaudhary (@Anilchaudharycr) March 19, 2023

ड्यू जितेंगें😄😄👍

— संदीप यदुवंशी (@SandeepYadavRa6) March 19, 2023

😂😂😂

— Deepa Rani (@ranideepa950) March 19, 2023

Great feeling to finish over the line after a poor start: Grace Harris

Meanwhile, in the third game of the tournament between Gujarat and UP, Harris rose to the occasion. Alongside Sophie Ecclestone, the Australia all-rounder took the team over the line. Chasing 170, the Yellow brigade, UP lost seven wickets for just 102 runs. From an impossible situation, Harris and Sophie took the team over the line with one ball left in the game.

After the game, the former was adjudged Player of the Match. She scored 59 off 26 balls.

"Started poorly and I thought I was fluffing around. You need to get the conditions of the wicket and I was thankful that Sophie also motored along. Great feeling to finish over the line. Knew what I wanted to do. I was getting antsy when there were so many breaks in the DRS. I was able to compose myself, but I was psyched to get the batting and score. Love batting with freedom. The coach is supportive and tells me to be free. She is a clean striker, and that is a part of how well I played at the end. When Sophie got a couple away, I just ran hard. It was good. There was a little bit of confusion when the umpire said the DRS was down. But no hassle, good fun. Drinks and burgers at the end of the day," Harris said in the post-match.