The girl who was thrown into the garbage bin at birth went on become captain of the Australian Cricket Team. In Pune, Maharashtra, there is an orphanage called the ' Shrivtsa Anathalaya'. On August 13, 1979, a girl was born in an obscure corner of the city. Her parents threw her into a garbage bin outside the orphanage as soon as she was born. The orphanage manager named the adorable little girl 'Laila'. At that time, an American couple named Haren and Sue were visiting India. Their family already had a daughter; their purpose of coming to India was to adopt a son. They came to this orphanage in search of a handsome boy. They couldn't find one, but Sue's eyes fell on Laila and fell in love with her bright brown eyes and innocent face. After legal proceedings, the girl was adopted. Sue changed her name from Laila to 'Liz'. They moved back to the United States, but after a few years, they settled permanently in Sydney. A father taught his daughter to play cricket, starting in the park at home and ending with playing with a boy in the street. Her passion for cricket was immense, she also completed her studies. She found a good opportunity, and moved on. First, she spoke, then her bat spoke, and then her records. 1997 - First match for New South Wales 2001 - First ODI for Australia 2003 - First Test for Australia 2005 - First T20 for Australia Eight Test matches, 416 runs, 23 wickets 125 ODIs, 2728 runs, 146 wickets 54 T20s, 769 runs, 60 wickets The first female cricketer to score 1,000 runs and take 100 wickets in ODIs When the ICC ranking system began, she was the world's number one all-rounder. Australian captain! Well done! She participated in four World Cups – ODI and T20. The player retired from international cricket the day after her team won the 2013 Cricket World Cup. The International Cricket Council (ICC) has inducted Lisa Stalgar into its Hall of Fame.