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Hardik Pandya and Natasa Stankovic are two consenting adults taking full responsibility for their actions. Why this obsession for marriage?
“The need of the hour is to keep ourselves safe. There will be many matches to play after we get past this phase.” -Jhulan Goswami
The Women’s T20 World Cup, between 21 February to 8 March created history by breaking all kinds of viewership records…
India’s all-rounder Deepti Sharma was recently felicitated by the West Bengal Government’s Department of Youth Services and Sports for her performance in…
The world of sports is cancelling major events including the Indian Premier League (IPL) matches, with the rise in Coronavirus cases across India.
The squad for Women’s Cricket includes women who come from small cities and villages. And the fact that they’re now representing India at the International Level substantiates that nothing is impossible for these women.
The world is watching as India’s young stars lead the charge globally and break down barriers on their way to the top. It’s inspiring to see young women go from humble beginnings to global stardom.
Last year, Shafali Verma created history by becoming the youngest Indian cricketer to score a half-century in international cricket, surpassing Sachin Tendulkar’s 30-year-old record.
Cricket is truly welcoming to everyone, you can get involved you just have to take the first step, says Shruti Saujani.
Star batswoman Smriti Mandhana rose three rungs to fourth spot in the latest ICC women’s T20 International rankings.
“They have all the facilities at their disposal now, at par with men, and yet they have not been able to play consistent cricket and win ICC trophies.”
Last year, Verma created history by becoming the youngest Indian cricketer to score a half-century in international cricket, surpassing Sachin Tendulkar’s 30-year-old record.
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