Here is why Team India is giving a pink sweater to the 3rd female hatred against Australia

India The women’s cricket team and the captain Harmonpreret Kaur They are given special pink t -shirts to the third hatred against Australia at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi, marking a historical movement to promote breast cancer awareness. This initiative joins the cricket and the defense of health, as players are taking advantage of their platform to encourage early detection and self -examination among women in India.

BCCI Uniting Sports and Health Advocacy move

Life BCCI and SBI are launching the “Thanks to Dot” campaign through this Pink Jersey initiative. Captain Harmanpreet leads a powerful video message next to teammates, who urges all women to adopt a monthly breast self -examination routine. The campaign includes hot water bags “Hug of Life” embedded with realistic 3D lumps modeling in real cancer explorations, helping women train their fingers to detect anomalies. Land workshops are approaching police officers, municipal workers and rural communities to strengthen the habit that saves life.

This collaboration transcends the limits of sport, as players share personal stories and reminders on social media. Harmanpreet is underlined that ‘We train for uncertainties every day in the field and this pink sweater reminds us that we prepare, Through this unified effort, the team is normalizing conversations around the chest of chest and breaking down cultural taboos that often delay the diagnosis.

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Historical series and context

In the field India seeks its first bilateral victory Australia. The series is currently blocked in a victory after Australia pursued the total of 281 India in the first hatred by eight doctors, and India responded with a dominant victory of 102 runs in the second game. Smriti MandhanaThe south century and the clinical performance of the bowls are feeding the comeback of India, staging the current decision.

Bringing Rosa, the team combines the competitive spirit with social responsibility, transforming a routine device in a time of national impact. The game also serves as a life preparation ahead of the World Women’s Cup from this month in Guwahati. With Australia at the helm of head to head, India takes this unique opportunity to rewrite records and amplify a message that extends far beyond Cricket.

As the game unfolds, each shot, every capture and every pink sweater emphasizes a shared mission: to take advantage of the power of sport to foster awareness of health and empower women to take care of their well-being.

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This article was first published in Womencricket.cominto Cricket time Business.