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“I’m so happy about my hundred because I did it against the world champion,” said Sobhana Mostary after a landmark innings against Australia on Sunday.
UNICEF India announced on October 11 the appointment of international cricketer Smriti Mandhana as its Celebrity Advocate. The announcement coincided with the International Day of the Girl Child, highlighting girls’ rights, protection, potential, leadership, and ongoing barriers worldwide.
Raipur is all set to host the highly anticipated India-Zimbabwe women’s T20I series from October 16 to 20, with all three matches scheduled at the Shaheed Veer Narayan Singh International Cricket Stadium and ticket sales opening soon.
Kathmandu. The title of the Gauri Shankar Women’s Cricket Tournament 2083, organized jointly by Dolakha Cricket Association and Gauri Shankar Cricket Academy, has been won by the Kathmandu District Cricket Team. In the final match held on Friday, the Kathmandu District Cricket Team defeated the Lalitpur District Cricket Team by 72 runs to clinch the…
Australia began the three-match ODI series against Bangladesh with a commanding seven-wicket win at Allan Border Field in Brisbane, with Annabel Sutherland starring with the ball and Phoebe Litchfield leading the chase.
Raipur will host the three-match T20 International series between the India and Zimbabwe women’s cricket teams on October 16, 18 and 20, announced Vijay Shah, Director of the Chhattisgarh State Cricket Association, on Friday.
New Delhi: The National Green Tribunal (NGT) has allowed the Shaheed Veer Narayan Singh International Stadium in Raipur to hold three women’s international cricket matches this month on the condition that it deposits Rs 20 lakh for groundwater recharge in the area. A bench of NGT Chairperson Justice Prakash Shrivastava and expert member Dr Afroz…
‘Pure adrenaline’: Indu Barma on playing the T10 format and sharing stage with cricket legends
When Indu Barma received a direct approach from Canada’s Toronto Sixers, she could barely digest the news. Becoming only the third Nepali female cricketer—after Rubina Chhetry and Sita Rana Magar—to play in a major overseas franchise league, the national team allrounder and skipper went on to lift the championship title in her debut T10 stint.
The Women’s Sport Trust’s Beyond the Boundary report, covering the first eight months of 2026, paints a complex picture for women’s sport visibility
To be given the responsibility of leading India is a very special honour. Representing India has always meant a great deal to me, and to now have the opportunity to lead the team is something I will value deeply. I am grateful to the BCCI, the selectors, my teammates and everyone who has supported me…









