Jemimah Rodrigues declared fit after a three‑month rehab, a year after her 127‑run World Cup knock. She posted the news on Instagram, declaring the hamstring "fit"—a relief after missing three major tournaments.
The hamstring tear came on August 3 while playing for Southern Brave in The Hundred. BCCI medical staff ruled her out of the T20 Asia Cup, the Asian Games and the Zimbabwe series.
In the semi‑final against Australia at DY Patil Stadium, Rodrigues forged a 167‑run partnership with Harmanpreet Kaur, steering India to a 339 chase with nine balls to spare. Her 127* off 134 balls remains the highest individual score by an Indian women's batter in an ODI chase.
With her fitness restored, Rodrigues looks ahead to the December South Africa tour and a potential spot in Mumbai’s Senior Women’s T20 Trophy. The 26‑year‑old is ready to hit the field again.