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WBBL faces big questions to stay No.1 beyond the summer

Big Bash officials must decide whether to shrink the WBBL schedule and how to work towards more use of bigger stadiums in future years as the new season begins.

AAP

"Hope our Asian Games gold will inspire youngsters to take up cricket": Indian all-rounder Deepti Sharma

Indian all-rounder Deepti Sharma, said that she hopes that the triumphant debut at the Asian Games inspires young players to take up the sport

The Hindu

IPL’s business enterprise value tops $11.2 billion

MUMBAI: According to a D P Advisory 'Beyond 22 Yards – IPL’s Evolution meets WPL’s Aspiration, an IPL WPL Valuation report' launched on Thursday, the ecosystem value of the IPL is now $11.2 billion, up by 3.3% from $10.9 billion in 2022.

The Times of India

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Cricketer Harmanpreet Kaur on TIME100 NEXT 2023 list of emerging leaders

NEW DELHI: Three notable Indians, including cricketer Harmanpreet Kaur, have earned a spot on TIME magazine's prestigious "2023 TIME100 Next: the Emerging Leaders Shaping the World" list. The list also featured Nandita Venkatesan and Vinu Daniel. It also featured Indian-origin Nabarun Dasgupta.

The Times of India

India women's team can win gold in Asian Games, says Rajeshwari Gayakwad

MUMBAI: Having missed out on the gold at the Commonwealth Games, left-arm spinner Rajeshwari Gayakwad is confident the Indian women's team can go the distance at the Asian Games in Hangzhou, China next month.

The Times of India

Lisa Sthalekar speaks on importance of UP Warriorz’s off-season camp in Bengaluru ahead of WPL 2024

Former Australian all-rounder Lisa Sthalekar, currently the mentor of the Women's Premier League (WPL) franchise UP Warriorz, said that she expects Indian batters to dominate the next season of the league following the off-season camp taking place in Bengaluru. Read further on Dynamite News :

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Excited to work with players from UP Warriorz squad: Abhishek Nayar

Nayar said the WPL would transform the women’s game not just in India but globally as well Former India all-rounder and Kolkata Knight Riders assistant coach Abhishek Nayar is glad that he could work with the Women’s Premier League side UP Warriorz at the off-season camp, now in progress at…

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"Umpiring issue was raised because India did not win": Bangladesh women's cricket skipper Nigar Sultana

Bangladesh skipper Nigar Sultana Joty said the umpiring issue was raised by Harmanpreet Kaur because India did not win

The Hindu

From paddy fields to cricket field, Kerala’s Minnu Mani hits a sixer

The 24-year-old tribal woman Minnu Mani belonging to the Kurichya community in Mananthavady here recently received her maiden call-up to the Indian women’s cricket team led by Harmanpreet Kaur for the Bangladesh tour.

The Hindu

England’s No 1: Ecclestone steps up with Ashes success in her sights

World’s best female T20 and ODI bowler takes on a more senior role at just 24 as her Australian friends visit for a busy summer of cricket

The Guardian - UK

Australian mindset of winning from any situation can't be taught: Lisa Sthalekar on India women losing knockout games

NEW DELHI: The Indian women's cricket team has been guilty of losing knockout matches at global events far too many times and Lisa Sthalekar, the former Australia captain who knows a lot about winning, feels it can only break the jinx by getting over the line in a high-stake game.

The Times of India

USA bowler Tara Norris was little-known until the WPL. Now an international success, she wants to see cricket in America grow

Tara Norris stunned the cricket world by taking five wickets in an innings in the inaugural WPL. Now the little-known American is making a name for herself in women's cricket.

ABC News

IPL 2023: John Wright all praise for Mumbai Indians talent scouts

MUMBAI: After Tilak Varma last year, Nihal Wadhera and Akash Madhwal have emerged as fine discoveries from the Mumbai Indians' stable this time. Clearly the talent scouts at MI seem to be doing something right, something that former New Zealand opener and ex-India coach John Wright, who's with the franchise,…

The Times of India

Nat Sciver-Brunt says mental health break helped put her in a ‘good place’

Sciver-Brunt took a short hiatus last September, opting out of the home series against India.

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Indian wrestlers strike against high-profile MP accused of abuse

India's top wrestlers, including two Olympic medallists, make allegations of sexual harassment and exploitation, threatening huge implications for a country where women's sport is only now gaining time in the spotlight.

ABC News

Female cricket coaches are in high demand in India after successful stints in inaugural WPL

The glitter has well and truly settled on the inaugural WPL, and now India's female cricket coaches are stepping into the spotlight.

Chronicle Live

Newcastle United Women go top of the league to set-up thrilling final day

Newcastle Women climbed to the top of the WPL Division One North table to set-up an intriguing final day.

Daily Mirror

England star Issy Wong eyes Ashes glory and makes bold Australia "golden era" claim

The Women's Ashes is set to run alongside the men's series this summer and fast bowler Issy Wong has boldly claimed it is a good time to take on the World Champion Aussies, despite them being "one of the greatest sports teams in history"

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The Times of India

Mulling possibility of scheduling WPL in Diwali window: Jay Shah

NEW DELHI: The BCCI secretary Jay Shah on Friday said that the board is mulling the possibility of scheduling the next edition of the Women's Premier League (WPL) in the Diwali window.

The Times of India

Women's Premier League to be held in February with bigger window, home and away format

MUMBAI: The Women's Premier League will be played in the home-away format from the next edition onwards with a bigger window, most likely in February, a source in the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) informed on Friday.

The Times of India

WPL to remain 5-team affair in coming three seasons; home and away format likely from season 2, says IPL chairman Arun Dhumal

NEW DELHI: The Women's Premier League (WPL) to remain five-team affair for the coming three seasons despite turning out to be a huge success in the inaugural edition itself while BCCI is planning to introduce the home and away format from the next season to increase the fan base for…

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WPL star Sneha Deepthi is juggling motherhood and a professional cricket career, and wants others to know it can be done

Sneha Deepthi made her cricketing debut for India in 2013, and has since been married and had a child. Now she's fighting her way back onto the elite circuit, amid all the pressures of motherhood.

The Guardian - UK

Jos Buttler’s Test career is probably over – but the what-ifs remain

We’ll surely never find out but might the white-ball genius have thrived at Test level with the TLC of McCullum and Stokes?

The Guardian - UK

Charlotte Edwards after her WPL win: ‘I want to coach internationally’

Fresh from Mumbai Indians’ success in the inaugural WPL final, Charlotte Edwards speaks of her ambition and an X-factor player England turned down

The Times of India

Inaugural WPL edition: The top performers

Their men's team is the most successful IPL team of all time with 5 titles and now the Mumbai Indians women's team has won the inaugural Women's Premier League title.

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