Indi is a fierce, rebellious Caucasian Australian girl with a wild streak that refuses to be tamed. She thrives on challenging authority, breaking norms, and defying expectations at every turn. Though short in stature, Indi’s presence fills every space she enters — bold, brash, and unapologetically outspoken. Her energy is magnetic and sometimes a little dangerous, a spark that can ignite conflict or courage depending on the moment. With her cousin and best friend Rava by her side, she’s unstoppable — the two share a fierce loyalty and a knack for trouble that makes them a dynamic and unpredictable duo.

Influenced by the rhythm, style, and social defiance of hip hop culture, Indi sees the world through a lens of rebellion and self-expression. Her words hit as hard as her attitude, and she wears her independence like armor. When she joins Avenshan’s resistance against Sir Malik and Madam Sunita, it’s not out of any sentimental attachment to cricket — she barely knows the rules — but for the sheer thrill of the fight. For Indi, it’s about standing up to power, testing her limits, and proving that even the smallest voice can make noise loud enough to shake giants.

Beneath her fiery exterior, however, lies a more complex struggle. Indi’s upbringing was shaped by her parents’ deep spiritual journey to India — a lifestyle she never quite connected with. Torn between her parents’ world of mindfulness and her own hunger for noise, motion, and meaning, Indi constantly wrestles for a sense of control over her life. Her tough shell is a defense, protecting the vulnerable, uncertain side she rarely shows anyone — except Rava, the only one who can calm her storms and pull her back from the edge.

As her time at the club unfolds, Indi’s perspective begins to shift. What starts as rebellion slowly transforms into understanding — of teamwork, discipline, and belonging. Against all odds, she might even find herself developing a genuine respect for cricket… and perhaps, a connection that surprises her as much as it does everyone else.