New Delhi: They say cricket is a game of moments - but some moments transcend the sport itself. On Sunday night, under dazzling lights and deafening roars, one such moment belonged to Amanjot Kaur.

South Africa were chasing history. Their skipper, Laura Wolvaardt, was crafting a masterclass — calm, composed, and unbeaten on 101, steering her team steadily towards what looked like an inevitable victory.

India had thrown everything at her — spin, pace, guile — yet Wolvaardt stood firm, the anchor in a storm. The tension was suffocating; every run felt like a dagger, every delivery a heartbeat.

And then came the delivery — the one that changed everything.

Wolvaardt launched it high, aiming for yet another boundary. Out on the rope stood Amanjot Kaur — eyes locked, nerves of steel, the hop

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