‘I’m feeling better’: Harmanpreet Kaur tests negative for COVID-19

Harmanpreet Kaur had tested positive for COVID-19 and made it public on March 30. After more than two weeks, her RT-PCR report has come negative.

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While Kaur's 35-ball 56 not out against the West Indies saw her knocking on the doors of world's top 10, all-rounder Deepti Sharma's knock of 33 in the preceding win against South Africa has taken her to a career-best 25th position. (FILE)

Indian women’s T20 captain Harmanpreet Kaur on Friday announced that she has recovered from COVID-19.

Harmanpreet had tested positive and made it public on March 30. After more than two weeks, her RT-PCR report has come negative.

“Happy to inform you all that I have tested -ve & I’m feeling better. My only message to y’all is to take care & be extra careful,” Harmanpreet tweeted.

Happy to inform you all that I have tested -ve & I’m feeling better. My only message to y’all is to take care & be extra careful. The virus is real & it’s dangerous.Follow all the protocols set up by the authorities.Wishing strength to the ones who are in the middle of the fight.

— Harmanpreet Kaur (@ImHarmanpreet) April 16, 2021

“The virus is real & it’s dangerous. Follow all the protocols set up by the authorities.Wishing strength to the ones who are in the middle of the fight.”

Harmanpreet had injured herself in the ODI home series against South Africa last month and missed the following T20s.

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