Being Rachel Priest
Sometimes, it is hard to be in women’s cricket. Though your main aim is to play for your country, you might obviously lose your spot...
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Leading from the front- Stafanie Taylor
Living in the bubble is an art. It is not easy as you think with the exposure we have to the outside world. For Taylor,...
Remembering the trailblazer Rachael Heyhoe-Flint
Rachael Heyhoe-Flint was ahead of her time in many ways. She dared to dream and persistently worked hard to achieve them. It was 1971. She...
ECB discusses with BCCI and CSA for a Womes tri-series in September
The England and Wales Cricket Board(ECB) is in discussion with India and South Africa for a possible Women’s tri-series in September. Speaking on Tuffers and Vaughan podcast,...
June 10, 2018: Bangladesh created history by winning Asia Cup
2018 was the beginning of great things for Bangladesh. They had Anju Jain as their coach who undoubtedly, was one of the best cricketers in...
10th June 2018: Devine’s blistering 108 off 61 against Ireland!
On this day, 10th June 2018, Sophie Devine scored a blistering 108 off 61 deliveries against Ireland. After missing out the previous match where New...
June 9th, 2018: Thailand scripted history by defeating Sri Lanka
2018 Asia Cup threw up a lot of surprises when it comes to the result. First, it was Bangladesh’s first win over India which was...
Sri Lanka awards central contract, Atapattu tops list
Sri Lanka’s most prolific player Chamari Atapattu is the lone player in the category A as Sri Lankan cricket board announced central contract for women...
PAK contract: Promotion for Bismah and Javeria, pay hike for all categories
The Pakistan Cricket Board announced contracts for the women cricketers recently. The experienced cricketers Bismah Maroof and Javeria Khan has been promoted to Category A....
Kerala Blind women’s team goes online for training!
Due to the lockdown, most of the players are finding it difficult to keep on track with the game but the visually challenged cricketers from...
