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Mark Robinson All Set To Join Bangladesh Team As The Head Coach
Former England Women’s Team head coach, Mark Robinson, is all set to join Bangladesh Women’s Cricket Team as the Head Coach from January, Bangladesh Cricket Board women’s wing chairman Nadel Chowdhury has confirmed the news to Cricbuzz on Saturday. Robinson will come in place of Anju Jain after her departure following Bangladesh’s poor show in
Schedule Announced for the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2022
The International Cricket Council (ICC) has announced the schedule for the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2022 on Tuesday (December 15). The mega event was earlier slated to take place in 2021 but it had to be postponed due to the global pandemic novel COVID-19. The tournament will begin on March 4 in New Zealand
“The Love and Support I Have Received on Social Media is Truly Overwhelming”: Smriti Mandhana
We are all aware of the power of social media. While stars enjoy their massive fan following there, it is capable of making anyone a star within a second. meanwhile, during the lockdown of global pandemic novel COVID-19, many celebrities – like sportspersons, actors and others took the opportunity to interact with their fans and
The Silent Assassins: Charting the Australian Young Brigade in WBBL 06
Women’s Big Bash League (WBBL), the leading domestic cricket tournament that has changed the course of women’s cricket in various ways. Not only it has given a domestic league, a global wrap, but at the same time, the professionalism was at its peak. The junior cricketers who were coming out to the age group or
WBBL 06 7th Week Review: Stars, Heat, Thunder and Scorchers Lock Horns For The Finals, Sixers Miss Out Despite Healy Heroics
WBBL 06 which turned out to be one of the closest competitions from the days of its emancipation, witnessed the breathtaking performances. Three spots in the final were open for the grab and the eight matches matched the euphoria of the spectators. Shabnim Ismail’s fierce spell, Prestwidge’s 4-fer or Tess Flintoff’s double three wickets haul
National Triangular T20 Women’s Cricket Championship To Take Place From 22 November
PCB’s National Triangular T20 Women’s Cricket Championship is all set to begin on November 22. The 10-day tournament, which will take place at the Pindi Cricket Stadium, Rawalpindi, will witness three teams taking on each other. As many as 42 cricketers will be featured for PCB Blasters, PCB Challengers and PCB Dynamites as well. Notably,
ICC Postpones 2022 T20 World Cup To February 2023
The International Cricket Council (ICC) has announced on Thursday that the upcoming edition of T20 World Cup, which was scheduled to take place in South Africa in November 2022, has been postponed to February 2023. With this, only two major events will take place in 2022 – the ODI World Cup in New Zealand and
Women’s T20 Challenge 2020: The Team Of The Tournament
Despite the speculations and some controversies, the Women’s T20 Challenge finally took place in the Play-off weeks of IPL 13 in UAE this year. Played under the same protocols, the three-team tournament, witnessed the nail-biting finishes. Though COVID-19 pushed this tournament from march to November which, resulted in a clash with WBBL, it ultimately turned
On This Day In 2018: Thirush Kamini-Punam Raut Registered World Record In Test Against South Africa
India had won a test series against England, in their own backyard, earlier that year, fielding 8 debutantes. So when South Africa, travelled to India for a lone test, India was booming with confidence. India had fielded 8 debutantes at Wormsley and won the match by six wickets, and in this match, South Africa too
WBBL 06 4th Week Wrap : Star Studded Stars Remains Invincible, Kerr Steals The Spotlight Amidst the Brilliant Openers
After the busy third week of WBBL 06, which witnessed the teams locking their horns in 12 matches, 4 matches took place in the 4th weekend. While Melbourne Stars continued their invincible runs, Brisbane Heats and Hobart Hurricanes turn the tide in their favour. The Stars Conitune its Invincible Runs Melbourne Stars, who missed their
Success Of Women’s T20 Challenge Helps Young Priyanka Dreams Big In Small Town
How many of you are familiar with the name of Karari? I am sure, there are hardly few who has heard the name before. While this is a small town in Kaushambi district of Uttar Pradesh, a successful Women’s T20 Challenge 2020 has helped the 12-year old aspiring all-rounder, Priyanka Nirmal, who belongs from Karari, a
On This Day: Elegant Ellyse Perry Adds Another Feather, Becomes The Highest Individual Run Scorer In Test For Australia
Ellyse Perry, one of the greatest cricket that Australia has ever produced added another feather on her cap in 2017 when she scored unbeaten 213 to become the 2nd Australian to score a Test double hundred and later became the highest individual scorer for Australia in a Test inning. With the victory over England in
Women’s T20 Challenge: “I Was Really Positive From The First Ball” – Smriti Mandhana On Trailblazers’ Win
Trailblazers successfully broke the dominance of Supernovas in the Women’s T20 Challenge and won the title in Dubai on Monday (November 9). After the convincing victory, Trailblazers‘ captain Smriti Mandhana revealed that she knew her team’s spin attack as they were able to defend the below-par total in the final. And, her team didn’t disappoint her
On This Day: Records Galore as Harmanpreet Kaur Devastated New Zealand to Become the First Indian Centurion in World T20
After an unbeaten 171 against Australia in the 2017 World Cup, Harmanpreet Kaur became the household name in India. She got the recognition from the cricketing fraternity, she was looking for, even after becoming the first Indian cricketer to hit a century in ODI world Cup in 2013. Almost a year later, on this day,
Women’s T20 Challenge 2020 Team Preview: Harmanpreet Kaur Led Supernovas Looks to Continue Their Reign
Harmanpreet Kaur led Supernovas won the inaugural T20 Exhibition match in 2018. They repeated their form last year in the Women’s T20 Challenge and despite losing the first match by a whisker, they came back strong. They won against Velocity and qualified for the final. In the final, they had defeated Velocity by 4 wickets.
“I Think The Indian Team Is A Serious Contender In Every Format”: Mithali Raj
Women’s T20 Challenge 2020 is all set to take place in Sharjah from November 4-9, among three teams — Trailblazers, Supernovas, and Velocity. Before the competition starts, Velocity captain Mithali Raj said on Tuesday that players have to follow the new norm of staying in a bio-secure bubble. Notably, Raj will lead Velocity whereas Smriti
Women’s T20 Challenge 2020 Team Review: Top Heavy Velocity Depends on The Spin Web
Mithali Raj-led Velocity was the runners up last year in the Women’s T20 Challenge after they lost the final to Supernovas by 4 wickets. Batting first they reached 125 due to the efforts of Amelia Kerr and Sushma Verma. Supernovas were 64/5 in the 14th over, but skipper Harmanpreet scored a brilliant 51 of 37
Women’s IPL Will Improve the Depth of Team India, Believes Smriti Mandhana
Team India vice-captain and swashbuckling opener Smriti Mandhana recently said that she is happy to see nearly 30 players from the country will take part in the Women’s T20 Challenge after the imposed break due to the global pandemic novel COVID-19. The tournament will take place in Sharjah between three teams from November 4 to
Consecutive Centuries In Two Test Innings : Inexorable Ellyse Perry and Her Love for The Records
In its history of 86 years, Women’s Test cricket has witnessed many remarkable incidences. From a Ten wicket haul in a match including a hat-trick by Betty Wilson to Highest individual score by Kiren Baluch – to name a few. Though the number of multi-day cricket has decreased remarkably in recent times, that didn’t decrease
WBBL 06 2nd Weekend Review: England Stars Shine Amidst the Looming Cloud on the Australian Soil
While the 1st week of WBBL 06 witnessed a few rain-hit games, 2nd week was no different. Three matches ended with no result in the 2nd week. Here is the WBBL 06 2nd week review: All-round Heather Knight Guides Thunders at The Top: Sydney Thunder coach Trevor Griffin had said prior to the WBBL
“Would Love to Take the Wicket Of Ellyse Perry One Day”: Consistent Sushree Dibyadarshini Eyes for The Indian Jersey
In the second match of the Women’s T20 Challenge 2019, Velocity was up against Trailblazers. Chasing 113, Velocity skipper Mithali Raj and English opener Danni Wyatt took the side to the verge of a thumping victory. They needed 2 runs in 20 balls with 8 wickets in hand. Left-arm spinner Rajeswari Gayakwad got rid of
WBBL 06 1st Week Review: Harris-Lannning-Darcie Brown ‘Grace’ Cricket Amidst The Torrential Rain
Australia won their 5th T20 title in front of a record crowd on 8th March at MCG. However, the sporting extravaganzas were either postponed or got cancelled due to the break out of pandemic after the World Cup. The opening weekend of the WBBL 06 was gearing upon the expectation that was there after the
“Intensity Should Be There, Don’t Try To Push Too Hard”: Mithali Raj To Teammates Prior To Women’s T20 Challenge
All the players have completed their mandatory six-day quarantine period in UAE and started their practice as well for the upcoming Women’s T20 Challenge. Meanwhile, Team Velocity and Team Trailblazers have done their first practice session on Wednesday, Velocity captain Mithali Raj asked her teammates to just focus on the basics. Indian cricket team will
WBBL 06 Review: Batting Heavy Hobart Hurricanes Eye For an Improved Performance
Hobart Hurricanes, who made it to the semifinals in the first two seasons under the leadership of Heather Knight has failed to continue their momentum. They never qualified for the semi in the next three and won 23 out of the 70 matches over 5 seasons. They have the lowest winning percentage among all the
WBBL 06 Preview: Balanced Adelaide Strikers Look to Finish the Unfinished Job This Year For the Maiden Title
Under the leadership of Suzie Bates, Adelaide Strikers shook off the previous sorrow and played the final last season. Having won 33 out of the 71 matches with a winning percentage of 47. However, they will try to win the title this year. Played- 71, Won- 33, Lost- 37, Tie/NR-1, Win%- 47.14 WBBL 05 result:
“I Rank Her In The Top Five Players In The World Right Now”: Deandra Dottin On Smriti Mandhana
After more than six months, Team India are all set to get back in action with the Women’s T20 Challenge in November. While all the players, including overseas cricketers, have been in their mandatory quarantine period in Dubai, West Indies all-rounder, Deandra Dottin has revealed her wish. She admitted that she wants to be the
WBBL 06 Preview: Star-studded Sydney Sixers Look For Redemption This Season
Sydney Sixers, the two time champions failed to reach the semifinal for the first time last year. However, they have retained almost the same side and under the leadership of Ellyse Perry will try to redemption. The most successful side of the tournament in terms of win percentage, Sixers have won 50 matches out of
WBBL 06 Preview: Boosted with the Cocktail of Young Guns and Experience, Sydney Thunder Striving for the Lost Glory
Sydney Thunder was the inaugural Champions of the Women’s Big Bash League. They had defeated Sixers in the final by 3 wickets. It was the only time that they had reached the final. They had played semi-final two more times under the captaincy of Alex Blackwell. With the wining percentage of 56, they had won
WBBL 06 Preview: Amy Satterthwaite Lead Melbourne Renegades Eye For Good Show Based on Bowling Prominence
Melbourne Renegades has reached semifinal last year and it was their 2nd visit to the semifinals in the back to back years. However, this year, they have tried to retain the side except for their last year’s captain Jess Duffin who is in maternity leave. But to boost their morale, Amy Satterthwaite is back and
WBBL 06 Preview: Top Heavy Perth Scorchers In Search of Devine Intervention for Their First Championship Victory
Perth Scorchers overcame their 4th season debacles to qualify for the semifinal, last year. The side who had played finals twice is one of the consistent sides of the tournament, qualified 4 times for the semifinal out of the 5 seasons. This time as Meg Lanning has changed her base to Melbourne Stars, they will
WBBL 06 Preview: Meg Lanning Returns and Regains Captaincy to Turn the Table for Melbourne Stars
Every year, Melbourne Stars fail to live up to the expectations. They are yet to play a final, though they had pitched in versatility players, every year. Stars with the inclusion of big names look good on papers. And this year they have repeated the same old story. They had brought back the likes of
WBBL 06: Rachael Haynes Hopes To Have A Great Season With Sydney Thunder
The sixth edition of Women’s Big Bash League (WBBL) is all set to begin from October 25. While the players have entered the Women’s Big Bash bubble on Tuesday, Sydney Thunder captain Rachael Haynes is no different. However, along with WBBL 06, she is gearing up to watch her favourite Richmond Tigers in Saturday’s AFL grand
“It Is Like A Dream Come True For Me”: Anagha Murali On Her Selection For Women’s T20 Challenge
With immense protection and appropriate rules and regulations, Indian Team are all set to return in action with the Women’s T20 Challenge. The tournament is scheduled to take place in the UAE between November 4 and 9 – comprised of three teams – Supernovas, Trailblazers and Velocity. However, some new faces can be seen this
“I Am Super Excited”: Richa Ghosh On Her Selection For Women’s T20 Challenge
With the changing scenario in Indian Women’s Cricket post-2017 ICC Cricket World Cup, the nation has got plenty of new faces, namely – Jemimah Rodrigues, Shafali Verma, Radha Yadav, Arundhati Reddy, Richa Ghosh and a few. However, Ghosh’s selection came under a different scenario as the 16-year-old got her call-up for the mega event –
WBBL 06 Preview: Brisbane Heat Look To Continue Their Dominant Run For The 3rd Successive Time
WBBL in its five years has seen only three champions, and Brisbane Heat is one of those teams who have won consecutive tournaments. One of the successful sides with a winning percentage of 60 will once again look forward to maintaining their domination over the other teams. Apart from Melbourne Renegades, they have a win-loss
Mansi Joshi To Miss Women’s T20 Challenge, Meghna Singh Replaces Her In Velocity Squad
India speedster Mansi Joshi has tested positive for the global pandemic novel COVID-19. While she didn’t go to Mumbai to undergo their mandatory nine-day quarantine period, uncapped pace bowler Meghna Singh has replaced her in the Velocity squad for the upcoming Women’s T20 Challenge. The round-robin tournament will be played in the UAE from November
Will This Year’s Women’s T20 Challenge Be Able To Create The Spectacle That Indians Are Fond Of?
Sydney Thunders needed 28 from 7 balls and left-arm seamer, Gemma Triscari, was ready to bowl her final ball of the allotted overs. Harmanpreet Kaur, who was playing her first WBBL match, was on strike. The ball pitched closer to the wide line, fuller. She moved towards her off stump and went for her trademark
“I Need To Thrive And Grab All The Opportunities Thrown At Me To Play For India One Day”: Kashvee Gautam
For everyone, it was just another day of life in late February, earlier this year. And in this mild winter morning in Andhra Pradesh, a bunch of young girls were warming up in KSRM College Ground, Kadapa. COVID-19 didn’t hit hard back then and, a closer look will tell one that girls are preparing for
Squad Announced For Women’s T20 Challenge; Harmanpreet Kaur, Smriti Mandhana & Mithali Raj Named Captains
The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has announced the squads for the upcoming season of the Women’s T20 Challenge. The tournament, which is scheduled to take place in the UAE between November 4 and 9 – comprised of three teams – Supernovas, Trailblazers and Velocity. Harmanpreet Kaur, Smriti Mandhana and Mithali Raj
“I Think In Another Two Year’s Time We Will Have A Platform To Have Women’s IPL Too”: Mithali Raj
India ODI captain as well as one of the stalwarts of the game, Mithali Raj praised the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) for treating women’s cricket as a priority. Her appreciation came after the board took the initiative to host the Women’s T20 Challenge in the UAE and the proposed Sri Lanka
Pakistan Player Tests Positive For COVID-19 Prior To The National Camp
The Pakistan Cricket Board announced a High-Performance Camp for 27 players earlier this month. The camp that has been hosted at the Hanif Mohammad High-Performance Centre and National Stadium in Karachi – faced a blow when a player tested positive for the COVID-19 in the second round of testing, just before the camp, that begins
Women’s T20 Challenge: Players Asked To Gather On October 13 In Mumbai
The 2020 edition of Women’s T20 Challenge is scheduled to take place in the UAE in November. For this, Indian players have been asked to gather in Mumbai by October 13 so that they could undergo the mandatory quarantine before leaving for the UAE for the three-team competition. While the BCCI has not announced the
Pakistan Cricketers Ready To Join The Camp After First COVID-19 Tests
27 Pakistan players will reach Karachi on Thursday for their National High-Performance Camp after they came negative in their first COVID-19 tests. However, they will undergo second COVID-19 tests after they reach the destination, following which they will be allowed to enter into the bio-secure bubble. Before the tests, the players will get separate accommodation
Invincible Australia vs The Rest Of The World: How Australia Has Created Their Record Equalling Winning Streak
“From Vadodara to Brisbane” – that is what they are saying at the moment. The phrase has the legitimate reason and its sweeping over the social media. Australia has defeated New Zealand in the 3rd ODI with a whopping 232 runs margin and touched their male counterpart in regard to the longest winning streak of
“I Can’t Wait To Get Back On The Ground”: Shafali Verma
Shafali Verma – the talented youngster who grabbed the eyeball with a brilliant knock in the domestic season a couple of years ago, left everyone awestruck with her swashbuckling free-flowing batting in the ICC T20 World Cup earlier this year. She showed her class in the Women’s T20 Challenge last year where she played against
Bismah Maroof, Javeria Khan Eyeing To Return In Action With National High Performance Camp
The Pakistan Cricket Board announced a High-Performance Camp for 27 players. With this, the cricketing activities of the women’s national team will resume after more than seven months imposed break owing to COVID-19 pandemic. While the players will work on their skills, fitness and take part in practice matches, the captain Bismah Maroof shared that
Mithali Raj Reveals Her Favourite Teams In IPL 2020
India’s ODI captain and one of the stalwarts of the game – Mithali Raj has recently named his favourites in the 2020 edition of Indian Premier League (IPL) during an interaction with India Today. She revealed SunRisers Hyderabad is one of her favourites but her ‘top team’ is Rajasthan Royals. “My favourites are Sunrisers Hyderabad
PCB To Host Women’s High Performance Camp In Karachi From 8 October
The Pakistan Cricket Board announced a High-Performance Camp for 27 players. The announcement came three days after the Pakistan Cricket Board’s 2020-21 domestic cricket season started in Multan. The camp will take place at the Hanif Mohammad High-Performance Centre and National Stadium in Karachi from 8 to 31 October. While the women’s cricket activities have
Australia vs New Zealand T20I Series Review: New Zealand Takes Positives Amidst the Australian Monopoly
In March 2020, Australia won the ICC T20 World Cup for the 5th time, in front of 86 thousand home crowd, which broke the record of the highest number of spectators in a women global sporting event. COVID-19 hit hard in the following days which, forced the sporting events around the globe either to cancel
England vs West Indies 5th T20I: England to Carry on the Momentum Whereas West Indies Look for the Consolation Win
Away from summer’s wispy clouds, dancing daffodils, typical incessant rain, the season of fall has begun in England. The season was to begin in June but after a lot of uncertainty with India and South Africa cancelling their tours, West Indies had agreed to a part of this five-match T20I series. Even though the scoreline
We Need More Players Like Shafali Verma, Reveals Neetu David – Women’s Chief Selector
Former India player Neetu David, who has appointed as women’s chief selector recently, has said that the selection committee will focus on unearthing more talented youngsters like 16-year-old Shafali Verma. Verma came in the limelight after her swashbuckling knock in the domestic season. Since then, there was no looking back for her and soon she
New Zealand Tour Of Australia 2020 T-20 Series Preview: New Zealand Looks To Turn The Tide Against Invincible Australia
In March 2020, Australia won the ICC T20 World Cup for the 5th time, in front of 86 thousand home crowd, which broke the record of the highest number of spectators in a women global sporting event. COVID-19 hit hard in the following days which forced the sporting events around the globe either to cancel
Ellyse Perry Rules Out Of The First T20I Against White Ferns
Australia’s star all-rounder Ellyse Perry has been ruled out of the first T20I against New Zealand in Brisbane as she continues her recovery from hamstring surgery. Perry sustained a hamstring injury during the ICC T20 World Cup in March and had to undergo the surgery as well. Since then, she has been rehabbing while keeping an
England vs West Indies 2nd T20I: England to Carry on the Momentum While West Indies Looks for The Lost Glory
Women’s cricket has returned to England after a break of almost 6 months. While the host has begun their journey with a victory in Derby with top-order batter Tammy Beaumont being the star of the show, her counterpart Deandra Dottin’s innings went in vain. As for England, it will be to retain the momentum going
England vs West Indies T20I Series Preview: West Indies Hopes for a Miracle Against Dominant England
As the world is still coping up with COVID -19 situation, sporting activities are finding their way back to the arena after a break of almost 6 months. ‘The New Normal’ as they call it, is finding its place among the people. Tournaments and matches are taking place in several regions with ensuring strict protocols.
Smriti Mandhana Recalls Her Participation in the 2017 Cricket World Cup
Swashbuckling Indian opener Smriti Mandhana has recently recalled that she was on the verge of dropping out of the 2017 Cricket World Cup. She got an injury during the Women’s Big Bash League (WBBL) in January that year. She had suffered an ACL injury (ligament tear) in Australia and had to undergo surgery as well
England Squad Announced for West Indies Series; Sophia Dunkley, Katie George Recall
England announced a 16-member squad for the upcoming five-match T20I series against West Indies in Derby starting from September 21. The final match will take place on September 30. Sophia Dunkley and Katie George have been included in the squad. However, Georgia Elwiss dropped out owing to a back injury. Leg-spinner Sophia Dunkley has played
Sharjah Likely to Host Women’s T20 Challenge in November
The Sharjah Cricket Stadium is expected to host the Women’s T20 Challenge, according to the recent report of Sportstar. The tournament is scheduled to take place between November 1 and 10. Earlier in August, the IPL Governing Council had decided to host a three-team tournament with four games. Meanwhile, the Board of Control for Cricket
One Year After The Retirement Of Mithali Raj: Worries Continue for Indian Batting in T20s
After one of the most heated controversies in Indian Women’s cricket, in 2018 World T20, Mithali Raj played 4 more matches for India. She scored 24*, 7, 20 and 30*, batting down the order before hanging up her boots in 3rd September 2019. The first Indian cricketer – male or female, to score 2000 T20I
“It’s Never Easy Coming Back After The World Cup”: Jemimah Rodrigues
The global pandemic novel COVID-19 has brought the entire world into a standstill since long which not only claimed several lives but also postponed all the sporting activities. However, the imposed lockdown break was a ‘blessing in disguise’ for India youngster Jemimah Rodrigues as it helped her to overcome the heart-wrenching defeat that India faced in
‘The Goal Right Now For Me Is To Only Win Matches For My Nation’: Smriti Mandhana
India‘s swashbuckling opener Smriti Mandhana has said that the COVID-19 has not impacted women’s cricket more than their male counterparts. India last played in the final of T20 World Cup against Australia earlier this year at the Melbourne Cricket Stadium. The game witnessed a record crowd of over 84,000 people. While the COVID-19 pandemic has
“Women’s IPL Will be a Big Achievement for the Country”: Jhulan Goswami
Experienced Indian speedster Jhulan Goswami has recently said that a full-fledged Women’s IPL will certainly be a big achievement for the country. The league will feature youngsters who will get the chance to rub the shoulder with Indian and international stars as well. In a recent conversation with SportsTiger’s show ‘Off-the-Field’, Jhulan Goswami said, “As
WBBL 06: Sydney Thunder Re-signs Youngster Kate Peterson for the Upcoming Season
Sydney Thunder has re-signed youngster Kate Peterson for the next two years prior to the upcoming edition of Women’s Big Bash League (WBBL). The 17-year-old bowler has earned her first contract with Thunder in September 2019. Notably, she has become the second graduate of the Thunder WBBL Academy after Hannah Darlington. Peterson used to open
Fantasy Sport Playerzpot Signs Smriti Mandhana as the Brand Ambassador
Fantasy sports have come a long way over the last couple of years. While hundreds of websites have launched so far, only a few have managed to stand there and grow consistently. One of them is definitely Playerzpot, a brand that has come up with several new features, including sports quizzes, snakes and ladders, ludo
Balancing the Life: Teenage Sensation Jemimah Rodrigues Turns 20 Today
You remember her stunner at deep mid-wicket against South Africa, don’t you? Marizanne Kapp was thinking about six till it reached the rope at mid-wicket, then she popped out of nowhere, leapt on the spot and pulled off a stunner! She was inches in front of the rope as she took the catch and was
Once ‘Loaned Out’, Aussie Pioneer Lisa Sthalekar Finds Herself among the Elites in ICC Hall of Fame
On the night of 17th February 2013, West Indies was chasing 260 runs to win their first-ever One Day world Cup. Australia was truly on the top of their game, leaving no space to breathe for the Islanders. Pacers like Megan Schutt and Ellyse Perry were joined by two off-spinners, Lisa Sthalekar and Erin Osborne,
On This Day: In 2006 India Rode on Jhulan Goswami’s 10 Wicket Haul to Their First Ever Test Victory against England
It was the 4th tour that the India team made in England. So the condition may not be unknown to them, what is new about the tour was for the First time Indian Team was touring after BCCI took over the control of the national women’s side from WCAI. Women Cricket Association was in charge
On This Day: In 2006, Jhulan Goswami’s 10/78 Becomes the Best Figure for India in Test in England
In 1997, India hosted the Women’s Cricket World Cup for the 2nd time. Eden Gardens was given the responsibility to organise the Final Match between Australia and New Zealand. In the Final, won by Australia to establish their monopoly over the Cup, a 15 years old girl from Chakdah could see lanky Cathryn Fitzpatrick steaming
West Indies Announce Squad for England Tour; Kaysia Schultz Earns Maiden Call-up
Cricket West Indies (CWI) announced an 18-member squad for their upcoming T20I series against England. Youngster Kaysia Schultz has earned her maiden call-up. They will play a five-match T20I series from September 21-30, at the Incora County Ground in Derby. Meanwhile, the COVID-19 Test will take place this week as the team will fly to
Western Storm Announce the Squad for Upcoming Rachael Heyhoe-Flint Trophy
Western Storm has announced the 14-member squad for the upcoming Rachael Heyhoe-Flint Trophy. Eight regional teams will compete against each other for the honour of lifting the prestigious title. Western Storm will begin their campaign against South East Stars on Saturday, 29th August. Sophie Luff will lead the squad which includes experienced and young talented players.
On This Day: In 2019, Teenage Sensation Jemimah Rodrigues Became the Fastest Centurion in the KIA Super League
Teenager Jemimah Rodrigues scored an unbeaten 112 and helped Yorkshire Diamonds to snatch the last thriller against Southern Vipers in the last edition of KIA Super League in 2019. However, despite the defeat of Vipers, remained on the 3rd position to qualify for the semi. Diamonds were required to chase down the target of 185,
Deepti Sharma Wins Arjuna Award: Looking Back at Her Memorable Performances for India
Deepti Sharma has been conferred upon the prestigious Arjuna Award by the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports. She became the 12th Indian Women Cricketer to receive this prize. She is preceded by Shantha Rangaswamy (1976), Diana Edulji (1983), Shubhangi Kulkarni (1985), Sandhya Agarwal (1986), Mithali Raj (2003), Anju Jain (2005), Anjum Chopra (2007), Jhulan
Arjuna Awardee Indian Pocket Sized Spin Wizard Poonam Yadav Turns 29 Today
Chasing a modest total of 133 runs in the first match of World T-20 in 2002, Australia was 58/2 after nine overs. Alyssa Healy was batting on 44 from 32 balls and had spent enough time to lunch the counter-attack. Indian skipper Harmanpreet Kaur sensed that match was slipping from her hand, so finally brought
Former Australia All-rounder Lisa Sthalekar Inducted Into ICC Hall of Fame
Former Australia all-rounder Lisa Sthalekar was inducted in ICC’s Hall of Fame on August 23. The announcement was made during a live stream on ICC’s social media channels, hosted by commentator Alan Wilkins. This also featured cricket greats Sunil Gavaskar, Melanie Jones and Shaun Pollock as the main guests and later Wasim Akram, Graeme Smith
‘The Tours of the Women’s Teams Are Also Under Discussion’ – Sourav Ganguly
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought the entire world into a standstill. It has not only claimed several lives but also postponed all the sporting events across the globe. However, the cricketing actions have already started so as the planning for the upcoming. The BCCI President Sourav Ganguly in a letter to state associations added that
Thunder Announce the Squad for Upcoming Rachael Heyhoe Flint Trophy
A 15-member squad has announced who will represent Lancashire, Cheshire and Cumbria in the upcoming Rachael Heyhoe Flint Trophy. The squad was decided after the conclusion of the North West Cup, which witnessed talents from around the region that played in a series of T20 and 50-over games in front of selectors. Six players – Georgie
AUS v NZ: Aussies Announce 18-Member Squad; Ellyse Perry, Maitlan Brown Included
Australia announced an 18-member squad for their upcoming series against White Ferns late next month. All-rounder Ellyse Perry has been included in the squad whereas pace bowler Maitlan Brown has also been added. Australia will play three T20Is and as many ODIs. Australia squad included 15 members from their T20 World Cup-winning squad, along with pace-bowling
WBBL 06: Brisbane Heat Re-sign Four Players from Last Year’s Winning Team
Brisbane Heat have re-signed four more players for their upcoming edition of Women’s Big Bash League (WBBL 06) squad. They are – Georgia Prestwidge, Mikayla Hinkley, Lilly Mills and Courtney Sippel. All of them had played in their second consecutive title win last year. Pace bowler Prestwidge has a successful season where she has claimed
Lightning Cricket Announce the Squad for Upcoming Rachael Heyhoe-Flint Trophy
Lightning Cricket has announced a 15-member squad to play for the East Midlands region in the upcoming Rachael Heyhoe-Flint Trophy. Amid these fifteen players – three players played in the final of last year’s Loughborough Lightning team in the Kia Super League. Wicket-keeper batter Abbey Freeborn, Spin bowler Lucy Higham and all-rounder Kathryn Bryce were
Jhulan Goswami Recalls India’s Defeat In The 2017 World Cup Final
India speedster Jhulan Goswami has recently recalled their defeat in the 2017 World Cup final against England at the Lord’s. After reaching the final after 12 years, India lost to the hosts by nine runs. However, Goswami shared that the team failed to handle the pressure in the crunch situation. For England, only Natalie Sciver
‘If You Ask Me Which Format I Would Like to Play, I’d Say Test Cricket’ – Jhulan Goswami
Women’s Cricket in India has seen a rise after the 2017 ICC Cricket World Cup. While ICC and its members are taking several actions in the count for the betterment of women’s cricket, the lack of Test matches has really affected many players including India speedster Jhulan Goswami. However, the recent success has shown that the
WBBL 06: Grace Harris and Laura Harris to Play for Brisbane Heat
Harris sisters – Laura and Grace Harris will play for Brisbane Heat in the upcoming Women’s Big Bash League. Both the hard-hitting batters have featured in Brisbane Heat’s back-to-back title-winning squad and re-sign for WBBL 06 as well. They will join Australian duo Delissa Kimmince, Jess Jonassen and New Zealand stars Amelia Kerr and Maddy
“No Words Can Do Justice to the Contribution by This Great Leader”: Sana Mir on MS Dhoni
Former India captain MS Dhoni had announced his retirement through Instagram on Saturday. He shared a video with the caption, “Thanks a lot for ur love and support throughout. from 1929 hrs consider me as Retired.” After his announcement, cricket fraternity paid their tribute and former Pakistan player Sana Mir is one of them. “No
“I Have Admired Him for His Nerves of Steel, Calm Nature in Difficult Situations”: Mithali Raj on MS Dhoni
India ODI captain Mithali Raj said on Monday that she has always admired former India captain and one of the best finishers of the game – MS Dhoni for his nerves of steel during high-pressure situations. She told after MS Dhoni announced his retirement from international cricket recently after having a 16-year-long career. “Dhoni is an
MS Dhoni Inspired Everyone around Him to be Better Human Being, Says Smriti Mandhana
India’s swashbuckling opener Smriti Mandhana said on Monday that wicket-keeper batsman MS Dhoni has inspired everyone around him to be a better cricketer as well as a human being. She said after MS Dhoni announced his retirement from international cricket recently after having a successful 16-year-long cricketing career. “I still remember the way Mahi sir
‘I Have Huge Respect for MS Dhoni as a Captain, Leader, Finisher and as a Keeper’: Taniya Bhatia
India’s wicket-keeper batter Taniya Bhatia, who is often known as ‘Lady MS Dhoni’, said that she takes pride on the title. She also shared that she wants to imitate former India captain’s stunning gloves-work and game style in her game too. Her agility behind the stumps often compared to as MS Dhoni’s – who has
On This Day: In 2002, Mithali Raj Becomes Highest Scorer in a Test Innings, Youngest to Hit a Double Century
“I wonder what scoring a double century is like. Can I score one? A century or a double century?” Mithali Raj asked Nooshin. She was going through the newspaper where the news of Michael Vaughan’s 197 against India came up. Nooshin-al Khadeer is her best friend. Both of them had played for Hyderabad and South
On This Day: In 2014, Mithali Raj Led Indian Eves Brings The Glory Back to India, Playing Test after 8 Years
“I am happy that I have played one more test, before hanging my boots.” – Mithali Raj, the proud Indian captain. More than the win, she embraced the chance that she got to play one more test. Not many of us would understand that. But she knew the value of one more test match under
On This Day: Claire Taylor Became the Highest Individual Scorer in ODI at Lords
Lords Cricket Ground used to be regarded as the male bastion of Cricket for a long time. Women were forbidden to play there, as the custodians of Cricket regarded women as a disturbance to the purity of the game. Finally, in 1976, Rachael Hey Hoe Flint led England to win an ODI against Australia at
Francois van der Merwe Appointed as the Head Coach of Namibia
Cricket Namibia has officially appointed former South Africa player Francois van der Merwe as the head coach of the team. Cricket Namibia has released a statement that said, “We are delighted to announce the appointment of Francois van der Merwe as the women’s national head coach.” While Van der Merwe made his List A debut
Fixture Announced of Rachael Heyhoe Flint Trophy, Starting from August 29
The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has announced the fixtures of this season’s Rachael Heyhoe-Flint Trophy on Wednesday (August 13). The tournament will start from August 29 and the final will take place on September 26. The tournament will feature eight regional teams in a 29-day competition where each of the team will play twice
‘I Would Try and Finish Games the Way Virat Kohli Does’: Smriti Mandhana
India’s stylish left-handed opener Smriti Mandhana wants to be a match-winner as India captain Virat Kohli is. While it is known how Kohli has evolved over the years, it is not unknown that Mandhana is considered as one of the vital cogs of the Indian team. In a recent chat with Indian Express, she has
MP All-rounder Anshula Rao Becomes the First Female Cricketer to Fail Dope Test
Anshula Rao, the Madhya Pradesh all-rounder has become the first woman cricketer in India to fail a drug test for using a banned performance-enhancing substance, according to a report of TOI. This is also the first time that a cricketer – male or female, senior or junior – has failed a dope test after the
WBBL 06: Erin Osborne, Tess Flintoff and Georgia Gall to Play for Melbourne Stars
Three new players have added in the squad of Melbourne Stars for the upcoming edition of Women’s Big Bash League (WBBL). WBBL 06 will see the experienced former Australia spinner Erin Osborne, 17-year-old Tess Flintoff and 16-year-old Georgia Gall playing for Stars. Osborne, the off-spin all-rounder who has played 121 international games for Australia, has
Bangladesh Players to Start Their Individual Practice Session from August 10
Bangladesh players will join the second phase of the individual practice session from today (August 10) – arranged by Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB). However, the men’s team players have already participated in the first phase of the practice session. Notably, nine players will begin their individual practice session across three venues. Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium
CEO Andrea Nelson Reveals the Reason of 2021 Women’s World Cup Postponement
The 2021 Women’s Cricket World Cup which was earlier scheduled to take place in New Zealand next year, has been postponed to 2022 owing to the COVID-19 pandemic, despite New Zealand’s success in restricting the virus. Meanwhile, the event’s CEO Andrea Nelson has shared that the decision isn’t related to New Zealand’s ability to host the
‘2022 is the Goal Now But You Have to be Part of the Process and Play Matches Consistently and Perform’: Jhulan Goswami
Jhulan Goswami, the highest wicket-taker of women’s cricket, has set her goal to the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup. On Friday, the ICC announced the decision to postpone the 50-over World Cup to February-March 2022 which was earlier slated to take place in 2021. The decision came after a few teams raised concerns over lack of
“Same Vision, Same Goal” – Mithali Raj Sets Her Eyes on the ICC Women’s World Cup 2022
India’s ODI captain Mithali Raj doesn’t look worried about the postponement of the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2021 owing to the global pandemic novel COVID-19. She has said that she is “definitely looking” at the World Cup and her eyes are fixed on the trophy too. After the virtual meeting of the International Cricket
Richa Ghosh Eager to Play in the Women’s T20 Challenge in the UAE
India youngster Richa Ghosh, who has featured in the ICC T20 World Cup earlier this year in Australia, is eagerly waiting to get back in action soon. The Siliguri girl is excited with the news of Women’s T20 Challenge that the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has announced recently. Women’s IPL or
2021 ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup Postponed to 2022
The ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup, which was scheduled for February-March next year in New Zealand, has been postponed to February-March in 2022. The decisions were taken by the IBC (the commercial subsidiary of the ICC) after an extensive contingency planning exercise while keeping the factors like the health, cricket and commercial impact of coronavirus
WBBL 06: Brisbane Heat Re-sign White Ferns Duo Amelia Kerr and Maddy Green
Brisbane Heat have re-signed two international players for the upcoming Women’s Big Bash League (WBBL) – Amelia Kerr and Maddy Green. The New Zealand pair played important roles in the Heat’s successful title defence last year and coach Ashley Noffke said that Brisbane Heat didn’t take much time to ensure they both remained in the
Anjum Chopra Thinks BCCI Need to be More Specific in Communication about Women’s Cricket
Former India captain Anjum Chopra thinks that the BCCI has a plan for women’s cricket but the way of communication could be more specific. While speaking to PTI, Chopra shared that the BCCI is thinking about the progress of women’s cricket as well. “It’s not that the BCCI is not thinking about women’s cricket. I
Former Cricketers Bat for Women’s IPL amid the WIPL-WBBL Clash
While the 13th edition of Indian Premier League (IPL) was shifted to the UAE last month, a flurry of questions raised on the BCCI for not planning anything for Women’s Cricket. The backlash from both fans and some cricket fraternity came after they withdrew from the tri-series in England amid the COVID-19 outbreak while the
Shantha Rangaswamy Expects Exhibition Games in UAE Will Lead to Women’s IPL in Future
Former India captain and BCCI Apex Council member Shantha Rangaswamy on Monday said that the board’s decision to organise Women’s T20 Challenge or Women’s IPL during the men’s IPL playoffs shows that they are committed to the game. She hoped it would lead to a full-fledged Women’s IPL in future as well. Earlier on Sunday
Three-team Women’s IPL to Take Place in UAE during the IPL Playoffs
A three-team Women’s IPL is all set to take place in the UAE. A four-match tournament to be played during the men’s Indian Premier League (IPL) playoffs. While the decision was taken during the IPL Governing Council (GC) meeting on Sunday (August 2), the dates and others will be discussed soon. “Yes, we are looking at
Cricketers-Supporters Divide as Proposed Women’s IPL Clashes with WBBL 06
After days of speculation on Sunday Sourav Ganguly, President of BCCI confirmed that possibilities of Women’s IPL or the Women’s T20 Challenge “is still on”. He also said that the tournament will be played between 1-10 November in the United Arab Emirates with 4 teams. This news came when the board came under the criticisms
Women’s IPL Is ‘Very Much On’, Confirms BCCI President Sourav Ganguly
BCCI president Sourav Ganguly on Sunday confirmed that the Women’s IPL or the Women’s T20 Challenge is “very much on” to Press Trust of India. With this, the speculation of not having a plan for Indian Women’s Cricket to the BCCI has also ended. The tournament will be played between 1-10 November in the United Arab
Shikha Pandey Hopeful of a Full Scale Women’s IPL Soon
Global pandemic novel coronavirus has brought the entire world into a standstill. Alongside claiming and affecting several lives, this pandemic has cancelled or postponed all the sporting events since mid-March. And Women’s T20 Challenge is one of those tournaments. However, India speedster Shikha Pandey thinks a full-fledged Women’s Indian Premier League (IPL) is a couple
‘Cricket Happened to Me, I Didn’t Choose to Get into Cricket’: Mithali Raj
India ODI captain Mithali Raj has recently said that women’s cricket in the country should have come under the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) earlier. She thinks that this would have given more security to the players financially. Her comments came because earlier there was hardly any money in women’s cricket. And
Indian Women’s Cricket Team Becomes the Soft Target of Its Own Board Again
It has been three years now. India team lost the ICC Women’s World Cup Final in 2017 from a comfortable position to England. Amidst the heartbreak, Indian skipper Mithali Raj said though they have lost the final, she hoped that this incredible journey of India Team will change the outlook towards women’s cricket. The Indian
On This Day: Isobel Joyce’s Bowling Brilliance Leads Ireland to Its Only Test Victory
It was 2017. It was a jubilant year for Ireland who has been in the international circuit for decades. International Cricket Council decided to add two more members in the Elite group of Test-playing Nation. So, Ireland and Afghanistan Men side were awarded rights to play Test Matches, the status that was coveted by both
“The Wait Has Been Very Difficult”: Chloe Tryon after Resuming Training
The global pandemic COVID-19 has brought the entire world into a standstill. This has not only postponed every event but also affected several people. However, with proper protection, South Africa resumed their training on Monday, 27 July to prepare for the proposed tour of England in September. And vice-captain Chloe Tryon said the wait was
WBBL 06: Lizelle Lee Shifts to Melbourne Renegades; Sophie Molineux Re-signs
The Melbourne Renegades has roped in for the formidable South Africa opener Lizelle Lee across from the Melbourne Stars. Alongside her, Sophie Molineux has signed to a new two-year deal. She was the Renegades Player of the Season in the fourth edition of the league and has played 53 games so far since her debut
WBBL 06: Perth Scorchers Rope in Beth Mooney For the Next Two Seasons
Beth Mooney, the world’s top-ranked T20 batter is all set to join her new home. She has officially signed with the Perth Scorchers for the next two seasons of the WBBL. Earlier the report came that Mooney is heading west after five years with the Brisbane Heat. She was the player of the final in
On This Day: Rachael Hey-hoe Flint Hit the Highest Individual Score in Test Cricket as Captain
Heyhoe Flint was a thorn to the Australian side that season. Though she had an average below 36 prior to that series against Australia she was phenomenal in 1976. The first two tests of the Ashes was ended in a draw and Rachael Flint had been the backbone of English batting in those two tests
2021 World Cup Very Important for India, Focus Should be on Training: Anjum Chopra
The COVID-19 has severely affected every sector – be it sports or anything else. But with time, international cricket has returned with proper protection. With the postponement of ICC Men’s T20 World Cup, the BCCI has decided to host 13th edition of Indian Premier League (IPL) as well in the UAE, keeping the current situation
Shantha Rangaswamy Backs BCCI’s Decision of Cancelling India’s Tri-series
The BCCI has withdrawn the name from taking part in the tri-series in England which left many in surprise. However, Apex Council member Shantha Rangaswamy backed the decision, saying that it is not a fact of negligence but the board’s commitment towards the team amid this crunch time of COVID-19 outbreak. The BCCI‘s decision to
On This Day: In 2019, Meg Lanning Registered Highest T20I Score
Meg Lanning had missed the Ashes in her own backyard due to solder injury and after two years she reclaimed her reign. Her score in the ODI series was 16,18 before playing a knock of 69 which was overshadowed by Perry’s 7/22 to hand England their largest defeat. In the one of the test in
Ellyse Perry and Matt Toomua Announce Their Separation
Australia cricketer Ellyse Perry and her husband Matt Toomua have announced their separation after nearly 5 years of their marriage. Perry and Aussie Rubgy player Toomua met at Sydney Airport in 2012 for the first time. They made their first public appearance in 2013 at the John Eales Medal Awards night before getting engaged after
‘This Isn’t Funny’ – Alyssa Healy Hits Back at a Twitter User for Trolling Mitchell Starc
Australia wicketkeeper-batter Alyssa Healy came in the limelight after hitting back at a Twitter user who trolled her husband, Australia speedster Mitchell Starc. The user shared a picture of Starc from the last rites of late Phil Hughes. The left-handed opening batsman died in a bizarre manner who got hit in the neck by a
Sarah Taylor and Smriti Mandhana Engage in a Funny Banter
Former England cricketer Sarah Taylor was overjoyed after getting her dream car. One of the most decorated wicketkeeper-batters in world cricket has retired from the game last year due to her mental health issues. However, it doesn’t need to say that Taylor was one of the linchpins of her team. However, she was seen in
“I Will Never Get Sick of Talking about the World Cup”: Nicola Carey
Australia once again won the T20 World Cup earlier this year, beating India and all-rounder Nicola Carey will never get tired of talking about the win. She believes if she retires now, there is nothing which can beat that day as it stays at the top. However, it’s not only the final but also the entire
“We are Preparing for It”: Meg Lanning on 2021 Cricket World Cup
Australia captain Meg Lanning has backed the news that the decision on the future of the ICC Cricket World Cup will be taken soon. The marquee event is scheduled to take place next year in New Zealand. However, Australia will try to win the trophy again in 2021 which they couldn’t in 2017 after their
“I Like to Stick to My Natural Game”: Veda Krishnamurthy
Team India’s middle-order batter Veda Krishnamurthy recently opened up about her game in a Facebook Live with Indian Express. She said that her aggressive nature sometimes goes against her but her natural game is such that she can turn the table on her days. Krishnamurthy said, “My aggressive nature has definitely gone against me sometimes
South Africa to Resume Training on 27 July to Prepare for the England Tour
South Africa players will resume their training on Monday, 27 July to prepare for the proposed tour of England in September. A National High-Performance squad consist of 24 players, will gather in Pretoria on Sunday for a week-long skills-based training camp at the Powerade High Performance Centre (HPC). The camp will include pre-season medical assessments as
On This Day: In 2017, India Succumbed Under Pressure to Lose the 50-over World Cup Final for the Second Time
It was the beginning of the 43rd over of the Indian innings. India was needed 47 runs from 48 balls with 7 wickets in hand. Punam Raut was batting on 86 and Veda Krishnamurthy was on 19. Both of them were set and on the verge to lift the most coveted trophy for the first
Sripali Weerakkody Announces Her Retirement from International Cricket
Sri Lankan speedster Sripali Weerakkody has called it a day on her international cricket on Wednesday (July 22). The 34-year-old who made her but in 2006, has played 89 ODIs and 58 T20Is for Sri Lanka. While her 58 ODI wickets came at 35.62, her 31 T20I wickets came at 29.32. Sripali, who was also
Meg Lanning to Play for Melbourne Stars in the WBBL 06
The news is official now that Australia captain Meg Lanning will play for the Melbourne Stars in the upcoming season of Women’s Big Bash League (WBBL). The news was confirmed on Wednesday after the contract embargo was lifted last Friday. Although it was not a secret that she would return to Melbourne Stars – the
Sophie Devine Ready to Bat Anywhere as Long as It Helps Them Win
The newly named White Ferns captain Sophie Devine has recently said that she is ready to bat anywhere as long as that would help her side win. Notably, she came to bat at number 11 in her debut ODI match against Australia back in 2006. Since then, her ability to bat anywhere in the line
Future of the 2021 ODI World Cup to Decide in the Next Fortnight
New Zealand Cricket have confirmed that the fate of the 2021 ODI World Cup will be decided in the next fortnight. On Monday, the International Cricket Council have announced the postponement of the upcoming T20 World Cup which was scheduled to take place in Australia this October and November owing to the COVID-19 pandemic. However,
On This Day: In 2017, 171* from Harmanpreet Kaur Helped India Reach the World Cup Final
has20th July 2017 at Derbyshire, India vice-captain Harmanpreet Kaur did an unthinkable. It was one of those gloomy days of English Summer. India was ready to lock horns against Australia for the 2nd Semi-final of the World Cup. Derby has been the favourite hunting ground for India in that tournament. Out of India’s 5 victories
India to Pull Out of England Tri-series in September Due to COVID-19
Although the COVID-19 situation in England is slowly getting better and they have hosted international teams, India are expected to pull out of the tri-series due to the rise of CVID-19 cases in the nation. According to the report of DailyMail, The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) are looking at other options for their series
Saba Karim Quits as BCCI GM Cricket Operations
Saba Karim, the General Manager of Cricket Operations for the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has reportedly quit his position and a formal announcement is expected to be made soon, as per the report in The Times of India. His exit from the BCCI comes just after a week when the board
“Emotions are Good If Put in the Right Place”: Harmanpreet Kaur
The entire world has been fighting against the global pandemic novel coronavirus which has brought the world into a standstill. It’s been more than three months that the lockdown is going on which forced everyone nothing but to stay at home. But India T20 captain Harmanpreet Kaur shares that she has learned a lot of
On This Day: Mithali Raj Became the Highest Individual Scorer as Indian Captain in World Cup
3 years ago India ODI skipper Mithali Raj with her 6th ODI century confirmed India’s place in the Semi-final with a record-breaking victory against New Zealand in a virtual knock out. It was India’s only 2nd victory against New Zealand in 12 matches. In an overcast condition, Bates won the toss and invited India to
On This Day: In 2017, Rajeshwari Gayakwad Takes fifer to Hand India Their Largest Victory in World Cup
In 2017 ICC Cricket World Cup, India included two left-arm spinners in its 15 members squad- Ekta Bisht and Rajeshwari Gayakwad. Ekta Bisht used to be the regular face in the ODI team while Gayakwad was the second choice. India from the first match depended on Bisht and she took 5 for 18 against Pakistan
Urooj Mumtaz Khan Under the Scanner Due to PCB’s New Ethics Code
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has come up with a clear-cut code of ethics which could have affected several employees. The step was taken as a result of increased scrutiny on multiple roles held by various stakeholders which might become the cause of the potential conflicts of interest in those roles. This might also affect
WBBL 06: Fixtures Announced with More Televised Matches in Store
KEY FEATURES: • WBBL 06 to be played as a stand-alone tournament. • 59 matches will take place where 26 matches to be televised and the rest 33 to be live-streamed. • Tournament will begin on October 17 and the final will take place on November 29. Cricket Australia announced the fixtures of the upcoming
On This Day: In 2017, Mithali Raj Became the First Player to Reach 6000 ODI Runs
Kirsten Beams has bowled really well in her 6 overs and has contained India captain Mithali Raj and opener Punam Raut. Both these players are known for their batting abilities against spinners. Despite those technical suppositories of the opponent, both the spinners, Jess Jonassen and Kristen Beams used angles and flight to cut off scoring
Indian Team Needs to Learn How to Handle Pressure, Feels Hemlata Kala
Despite being played consistently in the group stages and knockout stage, Indian team fails to do well in the final. While they lost to England in the 2017 Cricket World Cup by 9 runs, they lost to Australia in the T20 World Cup earlier this year. According to former India player and outgoing national women’s
Women’s Cricket May Have Been Pushed Back by Two Years Due to COVID-19, Says Mithali Raj
India’s One-Day International captain Mithali Raj feels that the global pandemic novel coronavirus may have pushed back the growth of women’s cricket by two years. She even said that to start a full-fledged women’s Indian Premier League is nearly three years away. However, a fourth team was supposed to add this year in the Challenger series.
Sophie Devine to Lead New Zealand Permanently; Amy Satterthwaite to be the Vice-captain
Sophie Devine will lead New Zealand permanently from now on while the former captain Amy Satterthwaite will take the vice-captaincy after her return from maternity leave. Devine took the responsibility when Satterthwaite was on leave last year to have her first child with wife and her team-mate Lea Tahuhu. Devine led the team at the
On This Day: Lee-Niekerk Duo Hands South Africa Their First Victory against India in World Cup in 2017
All-round efforts of South African Skipper Dane van Niekerk and a blitz 92 from opener Lizelle Lee handed India their first defeat in the ICC Women World Cup in 2017. Besides, it was South Africa’s first victory against India in the World Cup in their 4th appearance. South Africa, defending 273, their highest total against
Idolizing Smriti Mandhana, Murshida Khatun Hopes to Play Like Her in Future
India’s swashbuckling opener Smriti Mandhana has millions of fans around the world. But she hardly had any idea that she has a fan in her opponent team before their second game of the ICC T20 World Cup earlier this year. And the fan is none other than Murshida Khatun – Bangladesh opener and probably one
‘Game Resumes Important for Players’ Mental and Financial Welfare’: Sumathi Iyer
With the COVID-19 situation is slowly getting better in some places around the world, England have decided to host other countries. However, with all precautionary measures, they are going to take on the West Indies men’s team for a Test series. after that, they will play against Pakistan men’s team as well. Even the England
On This Day: Ekta Bisht Shone on Punam Raut’s Cornerstone to Maintain the Winning Streak against Pakistan
Pakistan would have felt a sigh of relief in the break after restricting India within 200 in ’17 World Cup. India had been invincible till then and Pakistan’s spinners did a commendable job till then. But on the other hand, Indian spinners, especially Ekta Bisht too were rolling their sleeves. Chasing a total of 170,
On This Day: Invincible Dane van Niekerk Pairs up with Marizanne Kapp to Humiliate West Indies
0,0,0,0,0,W,0,0,W,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,W,0,0,W – That was the bowling figure for South African Skipper Dane van Niekerk who claimed an incredible figure of 0/4 in their match against the then T-20I Champion West Indies. West Indies was wrapped up on 48 while Chedean Nation (26) saved them from further embarrassment. Winning the toss, South African skipper, Niekerk asked
Team India Set to Tour England in August for Tri-series
Mithali Raj-led Team India are set to tour to the United Kingdom in August for a tri-series — comprising the host and South Africa. The decision was finalised after England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) and Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) both agreed over the resumption of women’s cricket. While a formal
“If the Credential of a Coach is Good Enough, We Will See a Woman Coach in a Men’s Team”: Rituparna Roy
Andhra was required 26 runs in 30 balls with 5 wickets in hand and their last hope, Hima Bindhu was batting on 23. Jhulan Goswami, Bengal skipper brought Deepti Sharma to the attack and three balls later Hima Bindhu got run out. From there, Andhra Pradesh team crumbled under the intense pressure of the final
On This Day: The Brilliance of Meg Lanning Overshadowed Chamari Atapattu’s Heroics
Meg Lanning who scored her 11th century in ODI on this day three years ago turned out to be the career best of her that guided Australia to their 2nd victory in the 2017 ICC World Cup. Chasing a total of 258, Australia lost Beth Mooney in the 2nd over when she was bowled by
On This day: In 2015, Jhulan Goswami Hit Her First ODI Half Century for a Winning Cause
When Anna Paterson was bowled by India spinner Sneh Rana on 6, Kiwis still needed 40 runs in 69 balls with 3 wickets in hand. New Zealand banked on Lea Kasperek who was batting on 15 and Maddy Green. Sneh Rana struck again, two overs later to remove Maddy Green. Lea Tahuhu got run out
On This Day: Debutant Mithali Raj Became the Youngest to Score a Century in ODI
Coach Jyoti Prasad who used to be a friend of Dorai Raj told him that her daughter might as well learn cricket. Dorai Raj’s ‘lazy’ daughter was taken to her brother’s cricket coaching classes, to become fit. After Prasad’s suggestion, Dorai Raj’s daughter faced few balls at the net, and Prasad was convinced about her
On This Day: Mithali Raj Marched to New Record in ICC World Cup 2017
Mithali Raj who has seen many winters and summers in Indian colour is an integral part of Indian One Day team and she proved her worth again when she became the women cricketer with the highest number of consecutive half-centuries, breaking the record of Lindsey Reeler, Charlotte Edwards and Elyse Perry, 3 years back. 70*
On This Day: Smriti Mandhana Led India to a Record Breaking Victory over England in 2017 ICC World Cup
This girl used to play cricket because she wanted to see her name coming out in the newspaper one day. In her own words “If you score well in class 10 then your name may come up once in a paper and that’s all. But if you play good cricket people will remember your name.”
Mithali Raj Resumes Training after Three Months
India ODI captain Mithali Raj has resumed her training after a three-month break owing to the COVID-19 pandemic. She is back in the nets at St. John’s Coaching Foundation in Hyderabad under the guidance of her coach R.S.R. Murthy, her best friend and former international cricketer Nooshin Al Khadeer and K. John Manoj, secretary of
CAB Organises Webinar for Wicketkeepers Under the Guidance of Deep Dasgupta
On Sunday, the Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB) has organised a wicket-keeping webinar for the benefit of the women wicketkeepers of the state under the guidance of former Indian wicketkeeper Deep Dasgupta. Elite team players Richa Ghosh, Parna Paul, Aparna Mondal and Sanstitha Biswas have participated in the webinar. Head coach Shib Sankar Pal and batting
Pakistan Under-19 Players to Undergo Fitness Assessment
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) announced on Sunday that they will conduct online fitness assessment of 19 under-19 cricketers from Monday. This is designed to keep up and upcoming talents focused and motivated during the critical situation across the globe due to the global pandemic novel coronavirus, which has brought the world into a standstill
Men’s 2020 T20 WC Postponement Could Affect Women’s 50-over WC in 2021: Ellyse Perry
Australia all-rounder Ellyse Perry shares that Women’s 50-over World Cup in early next year could be affected if the men’s T20 World Cup is postponed. Notably, the ICC T20 World Cup is scheduled to take place this year in Australia from October 18 to November 15. But it is under doubts amid the COVID-19 pandemic
“It’d be Lovely to be Fit for the New Zealand Series”: Ellyse Perry
Australia all-rounder Ellyse Perry is in no hurry to return in order to be fully fit following a serious hamstring injury during the ICC T20 World Cup earlier this year. She has nine weeks left in her recovery from surgery to be fit again in time for their next home series against New Zealand in
‘Proud to See Her Transformation from a Player to a Coach’: Anju Jain on Devieka Palshikaar
Recently, former India cricketer Gautam Gambhir suggested that playing a lot of international cricket is not a prerequisite to becoming a successful coach. It can be guessed that a few eyebrows were raised if not many. In a sport known to thrill endlessly and gives priority to the male coaches, can one imagine a female
Tripura Under-19 Cricketer Ayanti Reang Commits Suicide
Tripura Under-19 cricketer, Ayanti Reang, has committed suicide at her residence. As per the vernacular daily ‘Syandan’, the 16-year-old was found hanging from the ceiling of her room on Tuesday night although there was no official word came on the cause of her death. Reang was the youngest of her four siblings who was also
Rachel Priest Announces Her Retirement from International Cricket; Joins Tasmania for 2020-21
New Zealand wicketkeeper-batter Rachel Priest has announced her retirement from international cricket on Thursday. Her decision came after she was dropped from the central contracts list of White Ferns for the 2020-21 season earlier this month. She had returned to the national colour in late 2019 after a gap of more than two years. Priest,
Sammy-Jo Johnson Joins NSW Breakers Squad for 2020-21 Season
The pace bowler from Queensland and Brisbane Heat, Sammy-Jo Johnson has signed with the NSW Breakers for the upcoming 2020-21 season, leaving Queensland Fire after nine years. She will join 19-year-old quick Emma Hughes and young top order batter Anika Learoyd, 18, as the new faces among the 17 contracted players for 2020/21. Johnson, a
On This Day: Priyanka Roy Became the First Indian Cricketer to Take 5 wickets in T20I
India and Pakistan, the arch-rivals met for the first time in ICC Women World T20 on 13th June 2009, in the inaugural edition of the tournament. Both the teams had lost the first match of their campaign and was looking forward to winning the next match. However, it was Priyanka Roy who changed the game
On This Day: Amelia Kerr Creates Record; Smashes Highest Individual Score in ODI
Amy Kenealy was ready to bowl the final over of the innings. It had been a hard day for them as a teenager thrashed them all round the park with utter disdain. A couple of over earlier that teenager became the Youngest Cricketer to score a double hundred in ODI. Kate Broadmore picked up a
BCB Are in Search of a Coach Who Can Win Matches for Them: Devieka Palshikaar
As Ara Parseghian said, “A good coach will make his players see what they can be rather than what they are,” the story was no different for Bangladesh. From being minnows to win the Asia Cup and to nearly handed New Zealand a reality check in the ICC T20 World Cup earlier this year –
On This Day: New Zealand Put up Highest Total in One Day International
Amy Kenealy was ready to bowl the 48th over, two years ago against New Zealand. Her first ball was way down the leg side and Amelia Kerr crossed for a single. Kerr got the strike back a ball later. She completed her half-century in 35 balls with a six over square leg boundary and at
Former Australia Captain Lyn Larsen Recognised in Queen’s Birthday 2020 Honours List
Former Australia captain Lyn Larsen was named a Member in the General Division of the Order of Australia (AM) for her significant service to the game as a player, selector, manager and coach at the elite level as well. She has played 64 matches from 1984-1992. Lyn Larsen captained the side in 10 Test matches
On This Day: Mithali Raj Became the First Indian Cricketer to Score 2000 T20I Runs
India was chasing a mere total of 108 runs against Sri Lanka at Royal Selangor Club in Kuala Lumpur. Just a day before India had their first-ever defeat in the history of the Asia Cup from its emancipation against Bangladesh. Both Smriti Mandhana and Mithali Raj made a cautious start on a pitch which helped
BCCI Nominates Deepti Sharma for the Prestigious Arjuna Award
The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has recommended India all-rounder Deepti Sharma for the prestigious Arjuna Award on Saturday (May 30). Earlier the news also came that alongside Deepti, India pacer Shikha Pandey‘s name would be recommended as well. The time period for this was from January 1, 2016, to December 31, 2019.
Anjum Chopra: A Pioneer of Indian Women’s Cricket
In the late 90s, Women’s cricket in India was not as popular as now. Despite being the neglected child of the house, women cricket continued to thrive with each passing day. There are very few cricketers who came across in this growth and Anjum Chopra was one of them. Anjum Chopra, an elegant left-hand opener
An Open Letter to Sarah Taylor
Dear Sarah Taylor, I remember the day; I came to know about the ‘news’. Sarah Taylor has taken a break from cricket, due to an anxiety issue, the article stated. A few days ago, ‘Lotte has taken retirement from international cricket after the 2016 World Cup and the coach was thinking to rebuild the team.
Sarah Taylor: An Albatross Who Was Never Tamed
It was the first ball of the 39th over. In her 6 overs, Marizanne Kapp was turning out to be a bit expensive that day. But she still was the go-to bowler for Dane Van Niekerk, for a breakthrough. The first ball was a bit fuller, and the batter played it defensively back to the
Trinidad Cancels Rest of 2020 Cricket Season
The Trinidad and Tobago Cricket Board (TTCB) has terminated the rest of the domestic cricket season owing to the global pandemic novel coronavirus. The season had already been curtailed by the global pandemic. The decision was taken after the discussions on Wednesday with representatives of the National League, zonal affiliates and clubs. The decision was
On This Day: Australia Claimed Their Maiden T20 World Cup in a Nail-biting Finish
Australia, pull out an absolute stunner to clinch their first-ever World T20, a decade ago, on this day. Both the teams were invincible till the finals and were contenders to lift the Cup. New Zealand looked confident after restricting their counter part to 106 for 8, but they could not deal with the pressure, created
“We’ve Grown a Lot as a Team Specially After the 2017 World Cup”: Smriti Mandhana
Flamboyant India opener Smriti Mandhana shares a full-fledged women’s Indian Premier League (IPL) can help to find the talent. Moreover, those talents could help the national team to do well in the international stage. The left-hander also lauded the efforts that the BCCI is putting in to make it a reality. “The BCCI has put
Cricket West Indies and Cricket South Africa Agree to Postpone Upcoming Series
As the entire world is fighting against the global pandemic novel coronavirus, all the sporting events have either cancelled or postponed around the globe. Now another one has added in the list. Cricket West Indies (CWI) and Cricket South Africa (CSA) have agreed to postpone the upcoming ODI series against South Africa. However, the five-match
“I Always Wanted to Represent My Country in Sports”: Jeannette Cristina Garces Gonzalez
Chile National Women Cricket team, popularly known as ‘Las Loicas’, became runners up in 2018 in SAWC (South American Women Championship) and 3rd in 2019. Chile is in the 48th position in ICC Women T20 ranking, behind Argentina and Brazil among the South American Country. Jeannette Cristina Garces Gonzalez, the first-ever captain of the National
Amidst the Labyrinth of Predicament, the Voyage Continues for Jeannette Cristina Garces Gonzalez
Cricket in Chile dates back to 1829 when the crew of two Royal Navy of Britain played among them at Valparaiso. The Valparaiso Cricket Club used to be the oldest in the country was established in 1860. After WW-II, the sports faced a rapid decline due to the exodus of the British officers. After WWII,
Jhulan Goswami Praises CAB for Introducing Genetic Test Based Diet
Veteran India speedster Jhulan Goswami has praised the Cricket Association of Bengal’s (CAB) initiatives of keeping a close eye on a proper diet of the players. They have done with the guidance of health experts to boost immunity along with online fitness session and classes as well. “The CAB has been exceptional in taking care
Rejuvanated Shikha Pandey Turns 31 Today
When she came to bat at no 6 at Worsmley, India were still 68 runs away from a historic win. Shikha Pandey got Indian captain Mithali Raj on the other side, but they needed to build a partnership then. Both Mithali Raj and she survived the remaining overs of the 3rd day and came back
BCCI to Recommend Shikha Pandey and Deepti Sharma’s Name for Arjuna Awards
Team India have seen huge success since they have reached the final of 2017 World Cup. They have reached the final of T20 World Cup 2020 in March in Australia. Post-2017 World Cup, team India have shown constant performances in both One Day and T20 format as well. In the 2020 T20 World Cup, Shafali
ICC Postpone Women’s Cricket World Cup Qualifier Owing to COVID-19 Pandemic
The International Cricket Council (ICC) has announced the postponement of two qualifying events on Tuesday (May 12) owing to the global pandemic novel coronavirus – the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup Qualifier and the ICC U19 Cricket World Cup Qualifier Europe Division 2. The decision took place after the ICC’s comprehensive contingency planning process and
On This Day: Laura Wolvaardt Registered Her Career-best Score in 2017
Laura Wolvaardt has been regarded as the prodigy of South African cricket in the 50 overs game by many. She has admitted that she loves to play in that format and wants to play technically correct cricket. On this day, in 2017, she once again had proved her point. At Potchefstroom, Mignon Du Preez won
On This Day: Charming Charlotte Bids Audie to International Cricket in 2016
It came to her as a complete shocker. Charlotte Edwards had been doing well even in the shortest format of the game. In the 2016 World Cup, she had become the first-ever player, across the gender, to score 2500 runs in T20I cricket. She had scored 684 runs in 23 innings with an average of
On This Day: India Lifted the Asia Cup for the Fourth Successive Time in 2008
Half-centuries from Asha Rawat, Mithali Raj, and Rumeli Dhar lead India to beat Sri Lanka by 177 runs and win their 4th successive Asia Cup title in 2008, on this day. Asha Rawat was declared as the Player of the Match for her 97, and Rumeli Dhar lifts the trophy of Player if the Tournament.
Mithali Raj Wants to Bring the World Cup Trophy to India in 2021
India ODI captain Mithali Raj who has been playing international cricket for nearly 21 years now, hasn’t tasted the success the World Cup yet. She has seen a lot of ups and downs for women’s cricket in the country as well. She led the side twice in the 50-over World Cup final in 2005 and
On This Day: Harmanpreet Kaur Won It for Supernovas for the Second Consecutive Time
Last year, on this day, Supernovas, under the leadership of Harmanpreet Kaur, won the Women’s T20 Challenge for the second consecutive time. Though in 2018 it was an exhibition match between two teams, in 2019 the tournament had three teams and more matches too. Jemimah Rodrigues was sent back to the pavilion after the partnership
On This Day: Jhulan Goswami Became the Highest Wicket Taker in ODI
Raisibe Ntozakhe, the no 11 batter of the Proteas and the debutant was on strike. She had faced 5 balls without making any run. South Africa was shattered that day by Indian bowling attack and barely managed to get past the 100 run mark. Ntozakhe, who was facing Jhulan Goswami, the stalwart Indian seamer for
CAB Conducts First Online Session for Bengal Players
The Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB) on Wednesday hosted their first online interactive session for Bengal senior team. Former India player Deep Dasgupta was present during the session. Along with him, the senior Bengal coach Shib Shankar Paul and batting coach Charanjit Singh were also there. As the entire world has been fighting against the
Clare Connor Thinks Men’s Games Could be Prioritized in England This Year
The world has come into a standstill because of the global pandemic novel coronavirus. All the sporting events have either stopped or postponed because of the coronavirus outbreak for the time being. However, Clare Connor, England and Wales Cricket Board’s managing director of women’s cricket has shared that she thinks men’s international fixtures may have
On This Day: Sana Mir Led Pakistan to Their Biggest Win against South Africa
Pakistan had won only 3 matches in their previous 18 encounters against South Africa in ODI, before that day in 2019. On the other hand, South Africa was looking for a convincing series win which would help them to increase the points in ICC Women Championship. A full 6 points would have increased their chances
Danni Warren Appointed as the New Director of Women’s Cricket for London and East Region
Danni Warren has been appointed as the new Regional Director of Women’s Cricket for the London and East region. She is now the Head of Women’s Cricket for Middlesex and Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC). Warren will fulfil a joint role with MCC in both organisations. She will look after the Women and Girl’s performance programme
Players Hope to Use Learnings from Wasim Akram and Babar Azam on the Field
The Pakistan national team expressed their delight over the opportunity to interact with the former great Wasim Akram and star batsman Babar Azam. They recently had videoconference calls, including current international and emerging players. There the two players gave insights about how to strategize and approach the game in different conditions. These were the wide-ranging
On This Day: Devastating Deandra Dottin Smashes Fastest T20I Century
West Indies firebrand cricketer Deandra Dottin set the momentum of the 2nd edition of ICC Women World T-20 when she hit an unbeaten century against South Africa. A decade back on this day she became the first female cricketer to score a century in international T-20 game. In the inaugural match of the World Cup, South
Charlotte Edwards Fears The Hundred’s Postpone Can Damage Women’s Cricket
Charlotte Edwards, the former England cricket captain has recently spoken about the possible impact on the women’s game because of the Hundred‘s delay. The launch of the brand new tournament has postponed for a year because of the global pandemic novel coronavirus. The eight city-based franchises league have both the men’s and women’s teams. This
Katie Levick Shattered with The Hundred Delay
Due to the global pandemic novel coronavirus outbreak across the globe, the Hundred has postponed a year. This not only disappointed the fans but also many people including players who were dependent on the tournament. On the other hand, Cricket Supporters’ Association conducted an independent survey where more than half of the total English cricket
Sarah Aley Retires from One Day Cricket; Teammate Alyssa Healy Pays Tribute
Former Australia bowler Sarah Aley has announced her retirement from the one-day cricket. She has won 12 Women’s National Cricket League titles for New South Wales Breakers. Meanwhile, her future with Sydney Sixers hasn’t confirmed yet. The swing bowler became the oldest bowler to debut for Australia at age 33 in 2017. She had played
ECB Pushes Back The Hundred Launch to 2021
The first edition of the Hundred has been postponed to 2021 after the board meeting on Wednesday. This 100-ball competition about to begin with the new eight teams and going to be the showpiece event in domestic cricket as well. It was about to launch on July 17 but the global pandemic novel coronavirus has
Rejuvenated Rumeli Dhar Keeps the Fire Alive
You remember Jemimah Rodrigues’ stunner at mid-wicket against South Africa, don’t you? Marizanne Kapp was thinking about six till it reached the rope at mid-wicket, then Jemima Rodrigues popped out of nowhere, leapt on the spot and pulled off a stunner! She was inches in front of the rope as she took the catch. That
ICC Ask BCB Not to Include Javed Omar in Any Further ICC Events
Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) has decided not to give any more responsibility to the former opener Javed Omar as per the ICC. Several BCB officials confirmed the news on Monday. He will not take part as Bangladesh Cricket Board representative in any of the ICC events from now on. Javed Omar joined as the manager
Phoebe Litchfield Wins NSW Country Player of the Year Award
The NSW Country Cricket Award have revealed the winners for the 2019-20 season. Youngster Phoebe Litchfield, 17, named New South Wales’ female country player of the year. The teenage left-hander had a stupendous year both in Women’s Big Bash League (WBB) and Women’s National Cricket League (WNC). Litchfield plays for Sydney Thunder and New South
‘World Cup Qualification Is a Welcome News Amid COVID-19 Crisis’ – Mithali Raj
India have recently qualified for 2021 ICC World Cup as the ICC awards the points for the cancelled series. India ODI captain Mithali Raj shared that this will ease a lot of pressure on the players. In a recent chat with The Hindu, she shared the players got confused about how to prepare for the
“I’m Excited, I’m Nervous, I’m Blessed” – Dinesha Devnarain on Her New Job
Dinesha Devnarain, the new coach of South Africa Under-19 team, shared that she feels nervous and excited at the same time as she is ready to begin the next chapter in her life. The former player appointed in the dual role of first full-time appointment to the post and also as the Cricket South Africa (CSA) Women’s
India Qualify for 2021 World Cup after ICC Announces Allocation of Points
India have qualified for the Women’s Cricket World Cup 2021 which will take place in New Zealand, according to ICC. Eight teams in the 2017-2020 cycle of the ICC Women’s Championship had to play each other in a three-match series. The host – New Zealand and the next four highest-ranked teams on the points table
Nicola Carey Hopes to Get Some Games Before the 2021 World Cup
Australia are one of the best in recent times who have recently won their record-fifth T20 World Cup title. However, they have shifted their focus towards the upcoming 50-over World Cup. The World Cup is scheduled to take place in New Zealand in 2021 and Nicola Carey is hopeful that they will get some games
‘For Jhulan and I, It’s Little Difficult as We Have Been Out of Action for a While’ – Mithali Raj
With the entire world has come into a standstill due to COVID-19, every sports event has either cancelled or postponed. This also included India’s upcoming mega event – World Cup Qualifiers, to take place in Sri Lanka from July 3-19. The outbreak of this COVID-19 has been affecting players also which included veterans Mithali Raj
Smriti Mandhana Shares Her Lockdown Routine
With the entire world has come into a standstill because of this novel coronavirus pandemic, every sports event has either cancelled or postponed for the time being. Sportspersons are staying at home, maintaining social distance, spending their time with families and Indian ace batter Smriti Mandhana is no different. Working out, washing utensils, watching movies
On This Day: Karen Rolton Ends India’s Dream Run; Lifts the One Day World Cup for the Fifth Time
‘‘We will need to be very disciplined against this Indian side’’- a day before the final, Australian captain Belinda Clark proclaimed. She and her teammates did exactly and that meant Australia’s domination of world cricket was complete and comprehensive. At the SuperSport Park in Centurion, 15 years back, on this day, Karen Rolton scored an
On This Day: Sophie Ecclestone Registers Her Career-best Haul to Level Series against India
Trailing the series 0-1, England would not have a better way to make a comeback. Their two leading spinners Sophie Ecclestone and Danielle Hazell took 8 wickets among themselves to restrict India into a modest total of 117 to win the match by 8 wickets, 2 years back on this day. The toss might have
‘To Win in the Big Stage, Bangladesh Need to Get the Mindset Right’: Anju Jain
Exactly one month ago Australia claimed their record fifth T20 World Cup title by defeating India. While the new entrant Thailand left everyone surprised with their gesture, Bangladesh were inch close to making an upset – defeating heavy-weight New Zealand. From the final between India and Australia which witnessed a record attendance of more than
On This Day: Harmanpreet Kaur Leads India in ODI for the Very First Time
On this day in 2013, in the absence of their regular captain, Harmanpreet Kaur, playing her 35th ODI for India was handed over the responsibilities to lead the team. And against Bangladesh, she wore the captain’s arm-band for the first time in One Day International. Electing to bat first, Bangladesh lost both of their openers
“My Job Is to Go Out There and Score Runs”: Shafali Verma
India’s new batting sensation Shafali Verma has taken the side to the ICC T20 World Cup final earlier last month. She might be of 16 years of age, her batting didn’t feel that. Shafali played with the renowned players like Harmanpreet Kaur and Smriti Mandhana in the team. She left her mark and also became
On This Day: Records Galore as Mithali Raj Leads India to Their First Ever One Day World Cup Final
7th April 2005 is one of the red-letter days of Indian Cricket as Mithali Raj lead the team from the front to their first World Cup Final. India defeated New Zealand by 40 runs in Semifinal to proceed towards their much-coveted final. Batting first, India scored a total of 204. But the lion-share of the
On This Day: Hayley Matthews-Stafanie Taylor Duo Breaks the Aussie Monopoly
An 18 years old girl and a seasoned campaigner lead their team to a feat, that none was ever expected on this day, 4 years back. West Indies has always been known as the dark horse in the T20 format and for their unpredictable performances in T20 World Cups. 18 years old Hayley Matthews made
Harmanpreet Kaur Thinks India Are 5-6 Years Behind Australia
India‘s T20I captain Harmanpreet Kaur has said that improvements in fielding, fitness and fast bowlers’ pool are the major areas where they need to work on as the 2021 50-overs World Cup is not far away. Kaur, who led India in the T20 World Cup campaign in Australia, also accepted that they are “5-6 years
On This Day: South Africa Claims Their First T20 Victory against New Zealand
South Africa had played only 3 matches, prior to the ICC Women World Cup 2014, against New Zealand, losing all of them. However determined Proteas side led by Skipper Mignon Du Preez went on to create several memorable feats, 6 years back, on this day at Sylhet. It was a virtual quarterfinal for South Africa.
On This Day: Sublime Shashikala Creates Record at Benoni
Shashikala Siriwardene, who made her international debut in 2003, came to bat at a critical situation against West Indies in her first ICC World Cup. Sri Lanka has lost their previous two matches against Australia and England and was looking for their first victory. On 28th March 2005, in their fourth group match against West
On This Day: Lethal Lanning Humiliates Ireland with a Record Breaking Notch
A 22 years old girl, who has made her debut in T20I cricket four years ago, made it to the limelight on this day in 2014 and she’s none other than Meg Lanning. Six years ago, Australia went on to win their third consecutive World T20 title and this time, under a new leader. This
On This Day: India Knocked Out of the World T20 for the Third Consecutive Time
India who had qualified for the knock out in 2009 and 2010 ICC World T20, again failed to qualify for the knock-outs in 2016 World Cup. They have failed in the previous two editions too. India started their campaign in 2016 with a thumping win against Bangladesh. However, their winning streak ended in the very
On This Day: Elegant Edwards Lights Chidambaram with a Unique Record
In the 2016 ICC World T20, England who were yet to lose a match in the competition met Pakistan in their last group match at M. A. Chidambaram Stadium, Chennai on 27th March. Winning the toss, England skipper, Charlotte Edwards decided to bat first. She was on the verge of a unique record which was
Mithali Raj Asks BCCI to Start Women’s IPL by 2021
India ODI captain Mithali Raj has urged BCCI to organise the women’s Indian Premier League (IPL) by 2021, citing that it should not “wait forever” and also said that the women’s IPL, unlike the men’s edition, could initially be played on a “smaller scale”. “I personally feel they should start a women’s IPL by next
Baroda Coach Atul Bedade Suspended Until Further Enquiry
Former India player and current head coach of the Baroda women’s team Atul Bedade has been suspended due to sexual harassment and public shaming by the Baroda Cricket Association (BCA). The incident came in the limelight when a couple of senior players and their family members complained against Bedade for his alleged misbehaviour during the recently-concluded
ICC T20 World Cup 2020: Agony Continues as India Have Failed to Break the Manacles for the Fourth Time
As some of the ardent fans of women cricket are still trying to cope with the one-sided defeat of Indian team in the recently concluded final, where Indian women have lost the match by 85 runs, lets us remember that it’s not their first-ever Knock out defeat. Rather India in 7 editions of the ICC
The Hundred: T20 World Cup Winners Ashleigh Gardner, Beth Mooney to Join Birmingham Phoenix and Welsh Fire
After the much-awaited ICC T20 World Cup 2020, another highly-anticipated league is soon to take place. It is none other than The Hundred. The latest pool of overseas players has been confirmed for the upcoming competition this summer. The five players have been named which include three of Australia’s T20 World Cup-winning squad. As per the
ICC T20 World Cup 2020: Why This Final Can be a Water-shade Moment for India?
In the pre-tournament roundtable of ICC T20 World Cup, Indian skipper Harmanpreet Kaur was asked by Melanie Jones who would she like to play against in the final. Harmanpreet replied – “Australia”. In last 4 matches from January both the teams have won two matches each and has geared up for the final of the
Jaipur Likely to Host Women’s IPL Matches This Year
Jaipur is likely to host the Women’s IPL or better known as Women’s T20 Challenge once again this year. Last year, too, Jaipur had hosted the tournament, where three teams had featured. While the final decision on it is yet to be taken, it is expected that matches will take place at the Sawai Mansingh
ICC T20 World Cup 2020: Bismah Maroof Ruled Out with Fractured Thumb; Javeria Khan to Lead
Pakistan captain Bismah Maroof has been ruled out of the rest of the T20 World Cup in Australia after getting a fracture in her right thumb during the match against England on Friday (February 28). Nahida Khan has been named as her replacement by the Event Technical Committee while experienced Javeria Khan has been appointed the
ICC T20 World Cup 2020: Sri Lanka Look for Their First Win over Semi-finalist India
India have sealed their berth for the semi-final already. Their game against Sri Lanka might not be a crucial one in respect to points or run-rate but this is certainly going to be important for them to work on their middle-order woes. Shafali Verma and bowlers did all the job for India so far but
ICC T20 World Cup 2020: Bangladesh to Search for their First Win over Mighty New Zealand
New Zealand faced a narrow loss to India in their last encounter. The loss came as a surprise to many where their captain Sophie Devine has been in a devastating form. However, that defeat made the qualification equation a little tough since the hosts and the defending champion Australia are also in the same group
ICC T20 World Cup 2020: South Africa Hope to Earn Two More Points over Thailand
South Africa started their campaign with a thumping win over England, their first-ever win over the 50-overs champion in the T20 World Cup. The win came on the back of all-round effort where Dane van Niekerk and Marizanne Kapp added more than 80+ runs, bowlers took regular wickets and restricted the opponents within a below-par.
ICC T20 World Cup 2020: England, Pakistan to Consolidate Place in the Semi-final
The second game on Friday will take place between England and Pakistan. While England are considered as one of the strong contenders of title, Pakistan are no less. They started the campaign with a convincing win over West Indies. Pakistan certainly failed to remember what beating England in a T20I feels like as it took
ICC T20 World Cup 2020: England vs Pakistan Dream 11 Prediction
The 12th match of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2020 will take place between England and Pakistan. After losing their first match of the tournament by 6 wickets against South Africa, England bounced back pretty well against Thailand to register a 98-run victory. On the other hand, Pakistan started their campaign with a convincing
ICC T20 World Cup 2020: South Africa vs Thailand Dream 11 Prediction
The 11th match of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2020 will take place between South Africa and Thailand. South Africa started their campaign with a win while Thailand put up a good show against West Indies but failed to do so against England. Here is South Africa vs Thailand Dream 11 Prediction. Match Details
ICC T20 World Cup 2020: India to Secure Place for Semis, New Zealand to Restrict Them
India have started their campaign with a high note. They have played two games only and registered convincing win as well. With this win, they have become inch close to reaching the semi-finals. After defeating the hosts Australia by 17 runs, they thrashed Bangladesh by 18 runs. Shafali Verma, the young sensation, has provided flying
ICC T20 World Cup 2020: India vs New Zealand Dream 11 Prediction
The 9th match of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2020 will take place between India and New Zealand. While India have won both their games so far, England too started the campaign with a win. Here is the India vs New Zealand Dream 11 Prediction. Match Details The ninth match between India and New
ICC T20 World Cup 2020: England to Earn Easy Points against Minnows Thailand
The excitement of the ICC T20 World Cup is high where 50-overs World champion England will take on new entrant Thailand. While England faced a humiliating defeat in the first game against South Africa, Thailand won the hearts of everyone despite losing to the West Indies. When Thailand’s openers – Nattakan Chantam and Nattaya Boochatham
ICC T20 World Cup 2020: England vs Thailand Dream 11 Prediction
The seventh match of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2020 will take place between England and Thailand. Both the teams have lost their opening encounters against South Africa and West Indies as well. They will try to earn 2 crucial points from this game. Here is the England vs Thailand Dream 11 Prediction. Match
ICC T20 World Cup 2020: India vs Bangladesh Dream 11 Prediction
The sixth match of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2020 will take place between India and Bangladesh. While India got a brilliant start of the tournament with a 17-run victory over Australia in Sydney, Bangladesh will play their first game of the tournament. Here is India vs Bangladesh Dream 11 Prediction. Match Details The
ICC T20 World Cup 2020: Favourite Australia Look for the First Win against Sri Lanka
Australia faced a 17-run loss against India in the tournament opener despite restricting the opponent within a chasable target. Who would have thought that? But anything can happen in the game called cricket. However, they are all set to face Sri Lanka in their second game. They were in a comfortable position after reaching 55/2
ICC T20 World Cup 2020: Australia vs Sri Lanka Dream 11 Prediction
The 5th match of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2020 will take place between Australia and Sri Lanka. Australia entered in the tournament as the hot favourite for the title and still remain one of them despite their a 17-run loss in the opening game against India. Sri Lanka, on the other hand, lost
ICC T20 World Cup 2020: Shabnim Ismail Takes a Stunner to Dismiss Heather Knight
In the ongoing ICC t20 World Cup, there are many things going on to hook you up to the television set – be it from batters, bowlers or fielders. Only the fourth game is taking place in Perth between England and South Africa and you have probably seen one of the best fielders – Shabnim
ICC T20 World Cup 2020: England vs South Africa Dream 11 Prediction
The 4th match of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2020 will take place between England and South Africa. Many think of South Africa as the Dark Horses of the tournament with the return of the captain Dane van Niekerk. England, on the other hand, are quite in a great form overall. Here is the
ICC T20 World Cup 2020: Dark Horse South Africa Look for an Upset against Favourite England
England finished as the runner-up in the 2018 T20 World Cup. Since then they have a great run in the shortest format of the game. They have played as many as 17 matches, which is the second most after Thailand. They thrashed India and Sri Lanka by 3-0 margins in March 2019 and also whitewashed
ICC T20 World Cup 2020: New Zealand vs Sri Lanka Dream 11 Prediction
The third match of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2020 will take place between New Zealand and Sri Lanka. While Sophie Devine led New Zealand have been in great form, Chamari Athapaththu led Sri Lanka made a huge upset against England in the warm-up game. Here is the New Zealand vs Sri Lanka Dream
ICC T20 World Cup 2020: West Indies vs Thailand Dream 11 Prediction
The second match of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2020 will take place between the West Indies and Thailand. West Indies won the title in 2016 but Thailand will play their first stint there. Here is the West Indies vs Thailand Dream 11 Prediction. Match Details The match between West Indies and Thailand will
ICC T20 World Cup 2020: Can Sri Lanka Make Another Upset Playing Against New Zealand?
New Zealand who had failed to qualify for the semifinal in 2018 World Cup, have remained almost invincible after that. They have played two series and won 6 out 0f 7 matches. They defeated India and South Africa even after the humiliation in the ODI series. Whereas Srilanka has lost all of their 9 matches
ICC T20 World Cup 2020: New Comer Thailand Will Take on West Indies
In the first match of Group B One time Champion West Indies will meet Thailand on Saturday. Where Thailand became the runners up of ICC World T-20 qualifier, West Indies was whitewashed by both India and Australia in its home ground. However, both these team will see each other for the first time and the
ICC T20 World Cup 2020: A Learning Experience for New Comer Thailand
The record of winning 17 matches consecutively came in 2019 for Thailand while playing the Netherland’s Quadrangular Series. They brought great hopes to the fans by qualifying for the 2020 T20 World Cup. In what may be termed a remarkable development for any cricket fan, Thailand organized its inaugural T20 league and called it Thailand
ICC T20 World Cup 2020: Rejuvenated New Zealand Side Looks to Find the Lost Glory
New Zealand who had failed to qualify for the semifinal in 2o18 World Cup, have remained almost invincible after that. They have played two series and won 6 out 0f 7 matches. They defeated India and South Africa even after the humiliation in the ODI series. Key Players Suzie Bates, Sophie Devine, Katey Martin, Amelia
ICC T20 World Cup 2020: Topsy-Tervy West Indies Need Mountain to Climb Despite the Historical Advantages
West Indies, the Champion of the 2016 ICC Women’s World T-20 and the semifinalist of the previous edition has won only 4 out of 14 matches, they have played after 2018 World Cup. They were whitewashed by both India and Australia in their own backyard. Key Players Stafanie Taylor, Anisha Mohammed, Shakera Selman, Hayley Mathews,
ICC World Cup 2020: Sri Lanka Look Forward to Turn Out to be a ‘Giant-killer’ with Limited Resource
Sri Lanka who had finished 4th in its group in the last year’s edition has failed to win s single match, they have played after their campaign. However though they don’t give themselves the chances to call them the favourites, they are one of the most unpredictable teams in this tournament. Srilanka has lost all
ICC T20 World Cup 2020: Unpredictable Pakistan Fighting the Odd to Turn the Table
Pakistan, one of the most unpredictable teams in the international circuit, has dropped Sana Mir, their most successful player in the history. Led by Bismah Maroof, they have won 6 matches while losing 7 after 2018 World Cup. They will play against Thailand, West Indies, England and South Africa. Key Players Bismah Maroof, Alia Riaz,
ICC T20 World Cup 2020: Australia Look to Retain the Trophy in the Home Soil
Australia, who have won 4 out of 6 World T20 titles, will start their journey to retain the trophy against India in the first match of the tournament on Friday. After their 4th World Cup victory in 2018, Australia have lost only 3 matches, out of which 2 came in the recently concluded Tri-series, including
ICC T20 World Cup 2020: Bowling Heavy South Africa Seek to Rebuild the Batting
As the ICC World T20 2020 is around the corner, South Africa would love to maintain their good form with the ball. However, alongside their fiery bowling, they will try to capitalize with the bat as well. After the 2018 World Cup, they have played 16 matches and managed to win half of them. Though
ICC T20 World Cup 2020: With High Expectations, Will India be Able to Deliver?
India is one of the youngest contingents to contest in the mega event – ICC World Cup 2020. It’s aptly led by Harmanpreet Kaur whose 11-years of experience in the shortest format will help India inch closer to its maiden T20 Worldcup title. The team has a strong line-up of batters, bowlers, and all-rounders who
T20I Tri-Series Review: A Good Experiment for Australia, India and England ahead of the ICC World T20
As the ICC T20 World Cup is around the corner, three of the best teams – Australia, England and India got the chance to experiment their strengths and work on their loopholes in the recently-concluded ICC T20I Tri-Series. This has helped them in their run-up to the final as well. Women’s CricInsight looked at the
ICC T20 World Cup 2020: England – 50-overs World Champion to Look for T20 World Cup?
The much-awaited ICC World T20 is all set to begin from February 21 in Australia. As the teams are looking forward to doing their best, 50-overs World Champion England are no far behind. They will enter the mega tournament as the favourites with eminent players like Katherine Brunt, Heather Knight, Anya Shrubsole in the squad to
India on the Verge of Turning the Tide against Rejuvenated Australian Side
India, the side who has proved everyone wrong after their dominant victory against the present world champion, will face the same side in the final of the Tri-Nation series. This series gave the teams to experiment with their line ups to find the right combination and momentum before the most coveted World T-20. Both the
Bushfire Cricket Match: Sachin Tendulkar Faces Ellyse Perry, Fans Go Gaga
Batting legend Sachin Tendulkar has come to bat for the first time in five and a half years after his retirement as he faced an over from Australian speedster Ellyse Perry. This took place during Bushfire Cricket Bash, a charity match played at Junction Oval, Melbourne on Sunday. The Bushfire Cricket Bash featured a 10-over
India Look to Fix the Middle Order against the Dominant Australia
India had started the series with a bang, by defeating the current runners-up, England by 5 wickets. Even in that match, despite the ‘Harry Heroics’, middle-order remained as their Achilles heel. Batting first, they have scored 103 and 123 against Australia and England, respectively. In three matches Indian middle-order has failed miserably. While none of
Women’s T20 Tri-Series: “You Should Ask Jemimah Rodrigues for the Instagram Tips” – Smriti Mandhana
Before the ICC World T20 2020, three of the best teams – India, Australia and England have been playing with each other in the T20 Tri-series in Australia. While the first half of the series have been played in Canberra, the second half started in Melbourne with India and England taking on each other. After
India Look to Cement the Place in the Final, England to Keep the Momentum
After the first half of the tournament, all the three teams are standing at 2 points each from 2 games. In the first game, India defeated England by 5 wickets, while England clinched victory in a super over against Australia. Australia bounced back, Ellyse Perry proved again why she is regarded as the legend of
South Africa Look to Bounce Back as They Face New Zealand in the 2nd T20I
For South Africa, it was a comprehensive win in the ODI series, where they had thrashed the host to win the series 0-3. But T-20 is a different ball game, and Kiwis have proved again why they need to be taken seriously in that particular format in the last game. South Africa had rested three
Elyse Villani Excited to be a Part of Bushfire Cricket Bash
Although Elyse Villani is out of Australia’s T20 World Cup squad, she will play the Bushfire Cricket Bash. The star-studded game will take place before the KFC BBL final at the SCG between Ponting XI v Warne XI. On that day, Australia will face India at Junction Oval in the ongoing CommBank T20I Tri-Series as
India Look Forward to Maintaining the Winning Streak, Australia to Overcome the Defeat
India and Australia have faced each other 15 times so far, where Australia came out to be victorious 11 times. Their last encounter was in the 2018 World T-20 where India rode on Smriti Mandhan’s 83 and Harmanpreet Kaur‘s quickfire 43 defeated the mighty Aussie by 48 runs. But both the teams have undergone changes
Women’s T20 Tri-series 2020: Mighty Australia Try to Begin the Campaign with a Win
After the defeat in the first match against India, England will face defending champion Australia in the second match of the tournament. In the 35 matches England has won 18 while Australia has won 16. But in their previous encounter, Australia has won the series by 2-1 which was the part of women ashes. While
Bangladesh Squad Announce for ICC T20 World Cup; Rumana Ahmed Returns
After having missed a lot of series in the 2019 season due to a knee injury, Rumana Ahmed has returned to Bangladesh’s squad for the upcoming ICC T20 World Cup 2020 in Australia which is scheduled to begin next month. The allrounder, who earlier missed the 2019 ICC T20 World Cup Qualifiers in Scotland, returned
Kirstie Gordon All Set to Play for Kent
The left-arm spinner Kirstie Gordon is all set to play for Kent in the upcoming season of 2020. The club announced the news on Wednesday (January 29). Earlier, she was a part of Nottinghamshire since 2016. The Scotland-born orthodox spinner has played a Test and five shorter formats for England after making her Test debut
‘She Can Win Games for Us’: Heather Knight on Tammy Beaumont
England opener Tammy Beaumont could be used as a finisher in the upcoming ICC T20 World Cup, captain Heather Knight has shared recently. England convincingly won a warmup game against an ACT Women’s XI prior to the tri-series including Australia and India and captain’s comment came after the match. However, this series will play a
Annabel Sutherland and Sophie Molineux Named in the ICC T20 World Cup Squad for Australia
Teenager Annabel Sutherland and Sophie Molineux on Thursday (January 16) have been included in Australia’s squad for the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2020 as well as for the tri-series featuring India and England prior to that. They replace Nicole Bolton and Elyse Villani from the squad that won the title in 2018 in West
Dane van Niekerk, Chloe Tryon Back for Upcoming T20 World Cup
Dane van Niekerk has returned to the South Africa squad for the upcoming 2020 ICC Women’s T20 World Cup which will be held in Australia starting from February 21. Big-hitting allrounder Chloe Tryon has also returned who last played a T20I in May 2019. The 15-member squad consists of four new faces who could possibly
Richa Ghosh Earns Maiden Call-up for ICC T20 World Cup 2020
Uncapped Richa Ghosh earned her maiden call-up in India’s squad for the upcoming T20 World Cup 2020 as well as for the tri-series. BCCI announced the squad in Mumbai on Sunday (January 12). The rookie batter from Bengal earned this call-up on the back of a successful domestic season. Richa Ghosh scored 98 runs in
Squad Announced for Quadrangular T20 Series; Devika Vaidya and Sneh Rana to Lead India A and India B
Squad announced for the upcoming Quadrangular T20 Series on Friday (January 10) where Devika Vaidya and Sneh Rana have been appointed as the captains of lead India A and India B, respectively. The tournament will feature Bangladesh and Thailand as well and take place in Patna from January 16 to January 22. Devika Vaidya-led side will get
Ellyse Perry Confident Prior to the Victoria Debut and T20 World Cup
Australia all-rounder Ellyse Perry, is all set to make her Victoria debut in the domestic season when she will take the field, in the upcoming week before the round two of Women’s National Cricket League. This will be her first game after her return from the shoulder injury which she picked up in the Women’s
Tayla Vlaeminck Out Due to Knee Injury
Tayla Vlaeminck, the speedster has been ruled out of the Women’s National Cricket League (WNCL) matches due to a knee strain. However, her injury can be a real scare ahead of the T20 World Cup. The Aussie pacer has a history of a knee injury and suffered an ACL strain to her left knee while
Schedule Announced for 2019 South Asian Games (SAG)
The schedule announced for the 2019 South Asian Games which will take place in Kathmandu and Pokhara in Nepal from 1st December to 10th. Women’s cricket will be played as a medals category along with the men’s. All matches in will be held at the Pokhara Rangshala cricket ground. Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal and Maldives will
Zoe Goss : Who broke the Ice for Women
Cricket, wrote Christopher Douglas, the biographer of the controversial English cricketer Douglas Jardine, is a game that teaches its pupils to be “honest, impervious to physical pain, uncomplaining and civilized”. As society tends to become more and more civilized with every passing second, women also have been taken by cricket under its grasp. Now cricket
