Female Cricket

Female Cricket is the FIRST platform dedicated entirely to women’s cricket, which aims to raise the profile of our women cricketers by sharing their stories, acknowledging their hard work, dedication and by inspiring more and more girls to take up cricket.

Meet BCCI Referee Vijeylaxmi Narsimhan, Who Has Made It To ICC’s Future Leaders Programme

Through this program, I believe that I will get to understand the different cultures in other cricket-playing nations, and of course an opportunity to learn from them: Vijeylaxmi Narsimhan

I think the hardest part of being a leg spinner is consistency : Prathyusha Challuru

It was really great to share the dressing room with some legends of the game like Mithali Raj, Jhulan Goswami, and Harmanpreet Kaur.

I know 2022 Women’s World Cup is my swansong: Mithali Raj

Mithali Raj retirement plans for 2022? Indian ODI skipper Mithali Raj has stipulated that the 2022 Women’s World Cup would be her swansong, i.e. the final activity of her career. The 38-year-old has said that the ODI World Cup scheduled to be held in March 2022 will be the last series of her international cricketing […]

Is Postponement Of ICC Events Is Only Harming Women’s Cricket?

When the men’s cricket is slowly and steadily picking up pace, it is quite strange that women’s cricket is yet to gather any momentum.

Meet Darcie Brown, Teen Who Recently Made Her International Debut For Australia

Darcie Brown has replaced fellow speedster Tayla Vlaeminck in the Australia XI.

Mithali Raj becomes First Female Player to Score 7000+ ODI Runs

She has the second most number of the fifties to her name, among the current Indian cricketers- both male and female.

Statistical Analysis of Mithali Raj’s 10,000 International Runs Milestone

Mithali Dorai Raj made her international debut in 1999 against Ireland and since then over the last 20 years, she has continued to serve the sport as a true ambassador of the game.

Mithali Raj Becomes Player With Most International Appearances In Women’s Cricket

The record was previously held by Charlotte Edwards from England for appearing 309 times.

Smriti Mandhana Creates World Record For 10 Consecutive Fifties While Chasing

During her recent chase, Smriti surpassed New Zealand’s Suzie Bates who had 9 fifty-plus scores while chasing between the years 2015-2017.

I believe in getting on top of the bowler everytime I go out to bat: Divya Gnanananda

I believe that there should be more and more matches arranged for the girls. How much ever you practice in the nets, playing in a match is an altogether different ball game: Divya Gnanananda