Harmanpreet Kaur, the captain of India's women's cricket team, has a deep and affectionate bond with her younger brother, Gurjinder Singh Bhullar, whom she lovingly refers to as Garry. Their relationship, forged in their hometown of Moga, Punjab, has been a source of strength for Harmanpreet throughout her cricketing career. After leading India to its first ICC Women’s World Cup victory, Harmanpreet's first call was to Gurjinder, sharing tears of joy over a video call. She reminisces about their childhood, where they often shared a single cricket bat, and Gurjinder always encouraged her to take the lead. Despite her stardom, Harmanpreet continues to seek advice from Gurjinder, who is also an accomplished cricketer. Gurjinder fondly remembers how Harmanpreet would sing to him during their bicycle rides, illustrating their playful and supportive relationship. He recalls recognizing her extraordinary talent when she scored 100 runs in just six overs during their childhood games, which hinted at her future success. Gurjinder emphasizes that behind Harmanpreet's fierce on-field persona, she remains a joyful and playful individual.