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I want to play cricket and I am in 10th and a girl and I play pretty well , but don't know which stream to choose , I really want to become a cricketer , wear the Indian jersey , but I am interested in studies too I can't go along well with humanities and and my parents don't want me to get commerce , I too want to take PCM or PCB what should I do which subject should I take up so that I can play cricket as much as I want ??

It's great to hear that you are interested in becoming a girl cricketer in India. To pursue your passion for cricket along with your studies, you can consider taking up either PCM (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics) or PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) in your 10+2 education. Both of these streams are compatible with sports, including cricket.

Here are some steps you can take to become a girl cricketer in India:

Join a cricket academy: Join a cricket academy in your city or town. Look for an academy that has experienced coaches and good facilities. You can search online or ask for recommendations from friends or family members.

Practice regularly: To improve your cricket skills, you need to practice regularly. Practice your batting, bowling, fielding, and wicketkeeping skills regularly.

Participate in local tournaments: Participate in local cricket tournaments to gain experience and exposure. You can also join a local cricket club or team.

Attend cricket camps: Attend cricket camps organized by your academy or other organizations. These camps provide coaching, training, and exposure to the sport.

Work on your fitness: To become a successful cricketer, you need to be physically fit. Work on your strength, agility, and endurance by doing regular workouts and following a healthy diet.

Participate in state-level tournaments: If you perform well in local tournaments, you can participate in state-level tournaments. This will give you more exposure and increase your chances of getting selected for the national team.

Keep studying: While pursuing your passion for cricket, don't forget to keep studying. A good education will provide you with a backup plan in case your cricket career doesn't take off.

Remember, becoming a cricketer requires dedication, hard work, and patience. Keep practicing and participating in tournaments, and you will achieve your goal.