Indian ladies’s cricket crew all-rounder Pooja Vastrakar was picked by Mumbai Indians for a powerful Rs 1.9 crore on the Ladies’s Premier League public sale held in Mumbai on February 13. The quantity was huge for her household residing in Shahdol, Madhya Pradesh and her father has already began planning on easy methods to make investments it with the intention to hold it safe for the longer term. Her father Bandhan Ram, who’s a former BSNL worker, stated that Pooja has a knack of spending and consequently, he shall be preserving the cash in mounted deposits.

“Bahut paise waste karti hai. Mai chahta hun ki ye saare paise ka FD kar le (She wastes some huge cash. I need her to open a set deposit account with all the cash),” Bandhan Ram informed The Indian Specific.

Vastrakar has established herself as an asset for the nationwide facet and her father recalled the early days of her cricket coaching when she already had a dream to play the game at a worldwide stage.

“Because the age of 4, she has been into cricket. I by no means thought that she would go on to play for India at some point. However she at all times knew it,” recalled Bandhan Ram.

“Each time she requested for cash for cricket, I’d tease her by asking why she was losing her time in cricket. She used to say, ‘aap dekhna, India khelungi (Sooner or later, I’ll play for India)’,” he added.

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