India, March 31 -- F or cricketer Jemimah Rodrigues, success today is no longer defined by runs or trophies, but by the peace that comes from giving her all. The shift in perspective comes months after India's historic ICC Women's ODI World Cup win last November, a moment that changed life for the 25-year-old cricketer in more ways than one. "When I was starting, I used to think success is all about scoring runs and getting trophies. But with time, I've understood that success is realising you did whatever it took, irrespective of the results," she shares. The middle-order batter, who recently joined promotional activities for The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, adds that her idea of success has evolved through challenges and self-reflection over the years. She says, "I think I am someone who thrives under challenges because they push you out of your comfort zone." Jemimah has previously opened up about her struggles with severe anxiety. Now, she says she has learned to handle pressure better. "There'll be a lot of people who will try to fit you in their box, but I think just being who you are is the biggest superpower you can have," she says. Off the field, she focuses on maintaining balance amid the demands of international cricket. "Taking a break is important for me. I love playing the guitar. I go for a long drive with good music. It's essential to take a breather and pause," she ends....