Famous Indian batting player Jemimah Rodrigues recently vented on Instagram about not being able to get tickets to the Coldplay concert, which is scheduled to take place at the DY Patil Stadium in January 2025.
In addition to her obvious love of cricket, Jemimah is also quite involved in the music industry, as evidenced by the many posts of covers of songs on her social media accounts. A nighttime shot that must have been taken not too long ago featured Jemimah looking down at the scene from one of the windows of a room at the prestigious Courtyard by Marriot, which faced the stadium.
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The second slide showed a screen grab of the booking screen interface, with a huge number on the waiting list and a suggestion that she wouldn’t get to see one of her favourite bands perform live.
The caption read, “The day I wanted a ticket to enter DY Patil, was when I couldn’t secure it.” Jiss din DY Patil mein enter karne ke liye ticket chahiye tha, usi din nahi mila yaar. captured the despair of the Mumbai-born person just as well as the other slides, which featured a variety of made-up animals with tears in their eyes.
Rodrigues is expected to compete in the 2024 Women’s T20 World Cup.
In terms of cricket, Jemimah Rodrigues has her job cut out for her as the Women’s T20 World Cup 2024 draws closer every day.
With just 105 runs coming from her willow in the five innings she played for the Trinbago Knight Riders, her debut season in the Women’s Caribbean Premier League was not one she would cherish.
She will, however, have the chance to hone her skills for the main event during a few warm-up matches. On September 29 and October 1, respectively, India Women will play West Indies Women and South Africa Women.
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She would be eager to avoid disappointing the large number of Indian supporters at the 20-over event that will be held in the United Arab Emirates, just as she was upset not to be able to attend the Coldplay performance.
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