The most experienced pace bowler in the Sri Lankan attack, Sripali Weerakkody was born on 7th January 1986. Having played…
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Practice matches for Women’s World Cup 2017 announced
We as Indians want instant satisfaction and gratification and it is no different in terms of sports, especially cricket. There’s…
Female cricketers in support of Women’s IPL tournament
Every year the IPL comes up with new taglines to celebrate the successful functioning of its new edition. This time…
In-depth analysis of past women’s world cup performances – Part 2
WEST INDIES The west Indies currently ranked number 4 made their World Cup debut in 1993 in England. The team…
Sana Mir – Journey of Pakistan’s most celebrated women cricketer
Born in the city of Abbottabad, in the conservative society of Pakistan, who would have thought that Sana Mir, a…
In-depth analysis of past women’s world cup performances – Part 1
Less than two months remaining for the most awaited ICC Women’s World Cup 2017. Here’s a look at the past…
Honest reviews: When Kapil Sharma invited Mithali, Jhulan, Veda and Harmanpreet
Welcome to The Kapil Sharma Show; it’s the 100th episode, everybody Loves the show!But hey, the show was extra special…
Female Cricket interviews Sri Lankan women’s player – Inoka Ranaweera
Inoka Ranaweera, born on 18 February, 1986 is a left-arm orthodox spin bowler. Inoka made her national debut for Sri…
Interview with Charvi Bhatt, former UAE women’s national player
Charvi Bhatt, former captain & national player of UAE Women’s Cricket, in an interview with Female Cricket throws some light on…
Indian women’s cricket – what happened before and after BCCI merger?
In 2006, the richest cricket board, following the trend, took over The Women Cricket Association of India and merged it…
The game changers from top 8 world cup qualifying teams
The women’s world cup 2017 which is set to begin in July has selected it’s teams through different competitions. The…
Career options for girls in cricket
Most of us look at cricket as a subject that is only constrained to the field. Cricket is finally accepting…