The Latest Breaking News from BCCI

The visibility the Women’s Premier League has brought the women’s game in India is unlike anything previously imagined

The inaugural edition of the Women’s Premier League, India's top-flight domestic 20-over cricket tournament, got off to a rousing start last week. Many see the new league as a game-changer for women’s cricket in a country that is mad about the game.

Management in Indore have blamed the BCCI and Indian team leaders for the third Test pitch receiving the dreaded "poor" rating from the ICC.

One of England's star all-rounders has secured a mega deal to compete in the inaugural T20 tournament in India next month along with some of her countrywomen

Indian cricket officials confirm the third Border-Gavaskar Trophy Test has been moved from Dharamsala to Indore because poor weather in the region has affected the playing surface at the original venue.

The Indian cricketing fraternity took to social media on Sunday after Team India made history and captured the first-ever ICC Women's U19 T20 World Cup by defeating England in the finals. Read further on Dynamite News:

As the battle for emerging athletes grows ever hotter, India's latest push to grow women's cricket appears to be a winner, writes Tracey Holmes.

England cricketers Kate Cross and Danni Wyatt have hailed the news that the five franchises for the new Women's Premier League have been sold for £465m

The Cricket Advisory Committee (CAC) of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), comprising Sulakshana Naik, Ashok Malhotra, and Jatin Paranjape, on Saturday undertook an extensive process for selecting members of the All-India Senior Selection Committee. Read on for details: