In a moment that blended charm, humor, and national pride, India’s Women’s World Cup-winning batter Harleen Deol delivered the most unexpected “googly” of the year—not on the pitch, but in the Prime Minister’s office. During a celebratory meet with Prime Minister Narendra Modi following India’s historic ICC Women’s ODI World Cup 2025 triumph, Harleen playfully asked, “Aap bahut glow karte ho… kya skincare routine hai aapki?”—leaving the PM and the entire room in stitches.
The lighthearted exchange, captured in a viral video clip, showcased the warm, human side of a team that has captured the nation’s heart. Far from formalities, the interaction was filled with laughter, sisterhood, and genuine joy—a reflection of the new, confident era of Indian women’s cricket.
PM Modi, ever the gracious host, smiled and replied with characteristic humility: “Yeh sab deshwaasiyon ki kripa hai” (It’s all the blessings of the people). The room erupted in applause and giggles—a rare, unscripted moment of levity between a global leader and the athletes who just made history.
Harleen, known for her fearless batting and infectious energy, later said the question came spontaneously. “We were all so happy, and he looked so fresh! I just blurted it out. I didn’t expect him to answer—but he handled it like a true sportsman!”
This playful moment is emblematic of a larger shift. Today’s Indian women cricketers aren’t just elite athletes—they’re confident, media-savvy icons unafraid to be themselves. They celebrate victories with flair, speak their minds, and connect with the public in ways their predecessors rarely could.
Just weeks after lifting their first-ever ICC Women’s ODI World Cup, the team’s visit to the PMO wasn’t just about protocol—it was a celebration of collective achievement, empowerment, and national unity.
In an age of curated public appearances, this unguarded, joyful interaction felt refreshingly real. Social media exploded with memes, fan art, and hashtags like #SkincareGoogly and #GlowLikeModi—proving that sometimes, the most powerful moments in sport aren’t about sixes or wickets, but about shared humanity.
As one fan tweeted: “Harleen didn’t just stump the PM—she stumped the whole internet with that delivery!”
The 2025 World Cup win will be remembered for runs, wickets, and tactical brilliance—but also for moments like this: where sport, leadership, and laughter intersected to create a memory that resonates far beyond the boundary ropes.
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