Historic! Jhulan Goswami Becomes First Woman Cricketer To Take 250 ODI Wickets
Goswami reached a sum total of 350 International wickets milestones with this wicket.
Indian women cricketers
Jhulan Goswami Becomes Joint Highest Wicket-Taker In Women’s World Cup History
39-year-old Jhulan Goswami pulled this feat while playing a match against New Zealand at the ICC Women’s World Cup.
Women Cricketers Bring Parenting To The Field, When Will Men Be Able To Do The Same?
How often gave we seen Dhoni, or Tendulkar or Kohli carry their toddler to the stadium, unaccompanied by their partner, before a high profile match?
Who is S Meghana? Indian Cricketer To Watch Out For
Meghana was recently announced as one of the three reserve players for the coming Women’s Cricket World Cup that will be held in New Zealand in 2o22.
Who Is Richa Ghosh? ODI Debutant Batswoman’s Knock Earns Her Spotlight
A right-handed batswoman, Ghosh is known to keep wickets and is also a medium pace bowler.
India Versus Australia First ODI: Mithali Raj Completes 20,000 Career Runs,
The 38-year-old has set numerous records in an illustrious career spanning 22 years.
10 Things To Know About Harleen Deol, Whose Jaw Dropping Catch Has Gone Viral
Here are 10 things we know about Harleen Deol, who took one of the legendary catches in the history of women’s cricket:
Who is Harleen Deol, the cricketer takes ‘one of the best catches ever’ during ongoing T20I?
Amy Jones was batting on 43 in the 19th over. Shikha Pandey was bowling and Harleen Deol was positioned at long-off. The English cricketer’s shot was well-timed and for a second it seemed to clear the boundary on the offside but Deol timed her jump perfectly and acrobatically caught it safely.
It’s A Bird, It’s A Plane, It’s Harleen Deol!
Ok, move over Gal Gadot; the real Wonder Woman is here: Anand Mahindra on Harleen Deol’s stunning catch.
Mithali Raj Returns To No.1 Spot In Women’s ODI Batters’ Rankings For 8th Time
The first time she reached the number one position was in 2005. This gap of more than 16 years at No.1 is the largest for any woman batter so far.
