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Also on the episode: Phil Walker, Anjali Doshi and Will Hewlett discuss PCB’s LinkedIn post inviting applications for the fielding-coach position. Furthermore, sports psychologists Jeremy Snape and Paddy Upton take us through the drinking problem in English cricket, and how it affects a player’s performance.
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Cricket Australia’s decision to give transgender cricketer Anaya Bangar a pathway to elite women’s cricket has reignited the fairness-versus-inclusion debate. We speak to former India women’s cricket captain Sandhya Agarwal and Olympian Dutee Chand, who take opposing positions on whether trans women should compete in women’s sport.
| 2026-08-28 Marizanne Kapp Criticises Inclusion of Trans Cricketer Anaya Bangar South African cricketer Marizanne Kapp expresses discontent over Cricket Australia’s decision to allow Anaya Bangar to compete in women’s cricket.
Mumbai: Transgender cricketer Anaya Bangar is aiming to return to elite women’s cricket in Australia from March 2027 after being cleared to compete at the community level, though she is yet to secure a place in a team.
Transgender Indian athlete Anaya Bangar, whose father is former cricketer and cricket coach Sanjay Bangar, has announced that she has been cleared for playing “elite women’s cricket” in Australia from March 2027, provided she maintains the required low testosterone level.
Anaya Bangar, daughter of Sanjay Bangar gets her clearance from Cricket Australia and now she can play cricket professionally. She reached out to the BCCI but they didn’t keep her request and denied her clearance.
Anaya Bangar has described Cricket Australia’s decision to clear her pathway back into elite women’s cricket as an “incredibly emotional” moment, saying there was a time when she genuinely believed her cricket career was over following her transition. Bangar, whose eligibility determination for elite women’s cricket in Australia is set to take effect from March…