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FILE PHOTO: Keightley joined the two-time WPL champion ahead of the 2025 season, replacing Charlotte Edwards who had joined England women at the helm. | Photo Credit: PTI
The Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) is set to document a full season of its senior cricket team in a potential web series or documentary, offering fans and aspiring cricketers an unprecedented look into the rich heritage.
MUMBAI: A potential web series to document a full season with the Mumbai cricket team is in the works, said MCA president Ajinkya Naik on Friday.
India has been named the host of the inaugural Women’s Champions Trophy, ICC announced on Wednesday.
CHENNAI: Days after Sri Lanka was removed as hosts of the event, the International Cricket Council announced that the Women’s T20 Champions Trophy will be held in Mumbai and Vadodara from February 14-28, 2027.
Colombo [Sri Lanka], September 1 (ANI): Mumbai Kings have made an impressive turnaround in the inaugural JITO Premier League (JPL) 2026, bouncing back from a defeat in their opening game to register three consecutive victories and establish themselves as one of the teams to watch in the tournament. The Mumbai-based franchise began its campaign with…
Anaya Bangar is back on the cricket field, with Australia providing her a route to continue playing competitive women’s cricket. The daughter of former India cricketer and coach Sanjay Bangar has been permitted to participate in Australia’s community-level women’s cricket, giving her a fresh opportunity to pursue the sport she has played since childhood.
Mahela Jayawardene (left) and Hardik Pandya NEW DELHI: Former Sri Lanka captain Mahela Jayawardene is likely to continue as Mumbai Indians (MI) head coach for the 2027 edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL), with the franchise reluctant to make sweeping changes. It is learnt that Jayawardene joined the five-time champions on a “two +…
The MCA is the first state association in India to hand annual contracts to both its men’s and women’s players at identical rates, which is one thing the BCCI has never managed.
Twenty-two cricketers — 14 male and eight female — have been awarded annual contracts by the Mumbai Cricket Association. The MCA Apex Council has also constituted the Ajinkya Rahane Scholarship Fund, in a bid to recognise the distinguished career of the former India captain who retired from all formats earlier this month.