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India's star opening batter Smriti Mandhana has been very vocal about having a women's T20 league in India and she reiterated her belief.
During a chat with Women's Criczone, Mandhana said that the kind of transformation and the kind of advantage the Aussie women’s team have because of Big Bash is there to be seen by everyone. Thus, the southpaw batted for the women's IPL and said that it will help a lot. No matter whatever it's called. 
The 25-year-old gave an example of Tahlia McGrath. Mandhana explained how the Aussie young girl stood out during India's series vs Australia because of the experience she got while playing in the Big Bash.
Also read: Harbhajan Singh blames MS Dhoni & BCCI for Team India ouster

'It will help a lot': Smriti Mandhana bats for a women’s T20 League in India

Star India opening batter Smriti Mandhana reiterated her belief that the Women's edition of the IPL will help a lot just like Australia and England have benefitted from the Big Bash and The Hundred

India's star opening batter Smriti&nbsp;Mandhana&nbsp;has been very vocal about having a women's T20 league in India and she reiterated her belief.
During a chat with Women's Criczone, Mandhana&nbsp;said that the kind of transformation and the kind of advantage the Aussie women&rsquo;s team have because of Big Bash is there to be seen by everyone.&nbsp;Thus, the southpaw batted for the women's IPL and&nbsp;said that it will help a lot. No matter whatever it's called.&nbsp;
The 25-year-old&nbsp;gave an example of Tahlia McGrath. Mandhana&nbsp;explained how the Aussie young girl stood out during India's series vs Australia because of the experience she got while playing in the Big Bash.

Star India opening batter Smriti Mandhana reiterated her belief that the Women's edition of the IPL will help a lot just like Australia and England have benefitted from the Big Bash and The Hundred

India's star opening batter <a title="Smriti&nbsp;Mandhana" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/icc-awards-no-indian-in-men-s-cricketer-of-the-year-nominations-mandhana-in-women-s-list-1641028586934" target="_blank">Smriti&nbsp;</a><a title="Smriti&nbsp;Mandhana" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/icc-awards-no-indian-in-men-s-cricketer-of-the-year-nominations-mandhana-in-women-s-list-1641028586934" target="_blank">Mandhana</a>&nbsp;has been very vocal about having a women's T20 league in India and she reiterated her belief.
During a chat with Women's Criczone, Mandhana&nbsp;said that the kind of transformation and the kind of advantage the Aussie women&rsquo;s team have because of Big Bash is there to be seen by everyone.&nbsp;Thus, the southpaw batted for the women's IPL and&nbsp;said that it will help a lot. No matter whatever it's called.&nbsp;
The 25-year-old&nbsp;gave an example of Tahlia McGrath. Mandhana&nbsp;explained how the Aussie young girl stood out during India's series vs Australia because of the experience she got while playing in the Big Bash.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="Harbhajan Singh blames MS Dhoni &amp; BCCI for Team India ouster" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/harbhajan-singh-blames-ms-dhoni-bcci-for-team-india-ouster-1641098452857" target="_blank">Harbhajan Singh blames MS Dhoni &amp; BCCI for Team India ouster</a>

ICC on Wednesday announced the schedule for the 2022 Women's World Cup and India will kick off their campaign with a match against arch-rivals Pakistan on March 6.


Women's World Cup 2022: India face Pakistan in opening match, here's when

ICC on Wednesday announced the schedule for the 2022 Women's World Cup and India will kick off their campaign with a match against arch-rivals Pakistan on March 6

Women's World Cup 2022: India to face arch-rivals Pakistan in opening match

ICC&nbsp;on Wednesday&nbsp;announced the schedule for the 2022 Women's World Cup and India will kick off their campaign with a match against arch-rivals Pakistan on March 6.
India will later take on New Zealand, West Indies,&nbsp;England, Australia and South Africa before the knockouts begin on March 30.&nbsp;The World Cup is being hosted by New Zealand&nbsp;and the hosts will face the West Indies in the first match on March 4.&nbsp;Defending champions England will then take on Australia the following day.
On the basis of the ODI Team Rankings, Bangladesh, Pakistan and West Indies were the final 3 teams to book their berth for the World Cup after the Qualifiers were called off due to a Covid-19 scare in Zimbabwe.

ICC&nbsp;on Wednesday&nbsp;announced the schedule for the 2022 Women's World Cup and India will kick off their campaign with a match against arch-rivals Pakistan on March 6

ICC&nbsp;on Wednesday&nbsp;announced the schedule for the 2022 Women's World Cup and India will kick off their campaign with a match against arch-rivals Pakistan on March 6.
India will later take on New Zealand, West Indies,&nbsp;England, Australia and South Africa before the knockouts begin on March 30.&nbsp;The World Cup is being hosted by New Zealand&nbsp;and the hosts will face the West Indies in the first match on March 4.&nbsp;Defending champions England will then take on Australia the following day.
On the basis of the ODI Team Rankings, Bangladesh, Pakistan and West Indies were the final 3 teams to book their berth for the World Cup after the Qualifiers were called off due to a Covid-19 scare in Zimbabwe.
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Smriti Mandhana has become the first Indian to smash a hundred in the Women's Big Bash League. Playing for Sydney Thunder Women, Smriti smashes an unbeaten 64-ball-114

Smriti Mandhana becomes 1st Indian to score a hundred in Women's BBL, but it goes in vain

Smriti Mandhana&nbsp;made headlines on Wednesday as she became the first Indian to smash a hundred in the Women's&nbsp;Big Bash League.&nbsp;
Playing for Sydney Thunder Women, Smriti was 15 not out of 15 deliveries while chasing a target of 176. She then quickly shifted gears and smashed an unbeaten 64-ball-114. Her record-equalling knock though went in vain as no support from the other end meant that her side fell 4 runs short of the target.
Interestingly, her India teammate&nbsp;Harmaanpreet&nbsp;Kaur&nbsp;also played a blinder for&nbsp;Melbourne Renegades Women and powered her side to 175/4 with an unbeaten 55-ball-81.

Smriti Mandhana&nbsp;has become the first Indian to smash a hundred in the Women's&nbsp;Big Bash League. Playing for Sydney Thunder Women, Smriti smashed an unbeaten 64-ball-114

Smriti Mandhana&nbsp;made headlines on Wednesday as she became the first Indian to smash a hundred in the Women's&nbsp;Big Bash League.&nbsp;
Playing for Sydney Thunder Women, Smriti was 15 not out of 15 deliveries while chasing a target of 176. She then quickly shifted gears and smashed an unbeaten 64-ball-114. Her record-equalling knock though went in vain as no support from the other end meant that her side fell 4 runs short of the target.
Interestingly, her India teammate&nbsp;Harmaanpreet&nbsp;Kaur&nbsp;also played a blinder for&nbsp;Melbourne Renegades Women and powered her side to 175/4 with an unbeaten 55-ball-81.
Also read:&nbsp;

Though India dominated major part of its first-ever Pink Ball Test, Australia managed to pull off a draw on the 4th and final day

India vs Australia Day Night Test: Pink Ball Test ends in a draw

India impress in its first Day-Night Test but Australia manage a draw

After ending Australia's 26-match winning run in ODIs, India impressed in its first-ever Day-Night Test as well, but Australia managed to pull off a draw on the 4th and final day.
In reply to India's 377/8, the hosts declared at 241/9 but Mithali Raj's&nbsp;side secured a crucial 136-run 1st innings lead. Shafali&nbsp;Verama&nbsp;scored a quick half-century as India declared its 2nd innings at 135/3, setting the Aussies a target of 272 runs. Draw was a likely result and it did happen as Australia ended the final&nbsp;day at 36/2.&nbsp;
Australia lead India 6-4 in the multi-format series so far and both teams will now shift focus to the 3-match T20 series starting&nbsp;October 7.

Though India dominated major part of its first-ever Pink Ball Test, Australia managed to pull off a draw on the 4th and final day

After ending Australia's 26-match winning run in ODIs, India impressed in its first-ever Day-Night Test as well, but Australia managed to pull off a draw on the 4th and final day.
In reply to India's 377/8, the hosts declared at 241/9 but Mithali Raj's&nbsp;side secured a crucial 136-run 1st innings lead. Shafali&nbsp;Verama&nbsp;scored a quick half-century as India declared its 2nd innings at 135/3, setting the Aussies a target of 272 runs. Draw was a likely result and it did happen as Australia ended the final&nbsp;day at 36/2.&nbsp;
Australia lead India 6-4 in the multi-format series so far and both teams will now shift focus to the 3-match T20 series starting&nbsp;October 7.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="Watch! Yuvraj Singh shares his adventurous side, takes on a liger" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/watch-yuvraj-singh-shares-his-adventurous-side-takes-on-a-liger-1633257179044" target="_blank">Watch! Yuvraj Singh shares his adventurous side, takes on a liger</a>

Since its announcement earlier this year in May, India's Pink Ball Test vs Australia was something all cricket fans were eagerly awaiting. But according to a report in ESPNCricinfo, BCCI&nbsp;failed to organise enough practice sessions for the Women's team which was going to play its first-ever Pink-Ball Test.
Also Read:&nbsp;Smriti Mandhana shines before rain forces early stumps on Day 1
Mandhana&nbsp;herself could only get two net sessions with the pink ball ahead of the Test match but that couldn't&nbsp;stop the opener from raking up a classy hundred in&nbsp;Carrara. Despite the rain and thunderstorms, Mandhana&nbsp;managed to battle through the world-class bowling on offer by Australia and stayed unbeaten on 80 overnight.
On the 2nd Day, the left-hander&nbsp;carved her maiden Test hundred against perhaps the toughest opposition. She is in fact&nbsp;the fastest Indian to score a Test hundred, beating a long-standing 19-year-old record.&nbsp;
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Against all odds! the story behind Smriti Mandhana's hundred in the Pink Ball Test vs Australia  

Battling against all odds, Smriti Mandhana scored a clinical hundred, her first in the longest format in the Pink Ball Test against Australia 

Battling against all odds, Smriti&nbsp;Mandhana&nbsp;scored a clinical hundred, her first in the longest format in the Pink Ball Test against Australia&nbsp;

Since its announcement earlier this year in May, India's Pink Ball Test vs Australia was something all cricket fans were eagerly awaiting. But according to a report in ESPNCricinfo, BCCI&nbsp;failed to organise enough practice sessions for the Women's team which was going to play its first-ever Pink-Ball Test.
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/india-vs-australia-smriti-mandhana-shines-before-rain-forces-early-stumps-on-day-1-1633007179764" target="_blank">Also Read:&nbsp;Smriti Mandhana shines before rain forces early stumps on Day 1</a>
Mandhana&nbsp;herself could only get two net sessions with the pink ball ahead of the Test match but that couldn't&nbsp;stop the opener from raking up a classy hundred in&nbsp;Carrara. Despite the rain and thunderstorms, Mandhana&nbsp;managed to battle through the world-class bowling on offer by Australia and stayed unbeaten on 80 overnight.
On the 2nd Day, the left-hander&nbsp;carved her maiden Test hundred against perhaps the toughest opposition. She is in fact&nbsp;the fastest Indian to score a Test hundred, beating a long-standing 19-year-old record.&nbsp;
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Smriti Mandhana takes India off to a perfect start in its first-ever pink ball Test with an unbeaten 80 vs Australia

India vs Australia Pink Ball Test: Smriti Mandhana shines before rain forces early stumps on Day 1

Smriti Mandhana takes India off to a perfect start in its first-ever pink ball Test with an unbeaten 80 vs Australia.

India vs Australia: Smriti Mandhana shines before rain forces early stumps on Day 1

India started off its one-off Day-Night Test vs Australia on a positive note on Thursday as the visitors were 132/1 on Day 1 before rain forced early stumps.&nbsp;
Smriti&nbsp;Mandhana&nbsp;carried on with her good form in whites as she remained unbeaten&nbsp;on 80 and is inching closer to her maiden Test hundred. Earlier, she put together a 93-run opening stand with Shafali&nbsp;Verma, who was out for 31.
This is India&rsquo;s second test this year and its first-ever pink ball test. Interestingly, the visitors are locking horns against Australia in whites after 15 years.

Smriti Mandhana takes India off to a perfect start in its first-ever pink ball Test with an unbeaten 80 vs Australia.

India started off its one-off Day-Night Test vs Australia on a positive note on Thursday as the visitors were 132/1 on Day 1 before rain forced early stumps.&nbsp;
Smriti&nbsp;Mandhana&nbsp;carried on with her good form in whites as she remained unbeaten&nbsp;on 80 and is inching closer to her maiden Test hundred. Earlier, she put together a 93-run opening stand with Shafali&nbsp;Verma, who was out for 31.
This is India&rsquo;s second test this year and its first-ever pink ball test. Interestingly, the visitors are locking horns against Australia in whites after 15 years.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="ICC Women's ODI rankings: Mithali Raj dethroned from top spot, Jhulan Goswami&nbsp;rises to No.2" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/icc-odi-rankings-mithali-raj-dethroned-from-top-spot-jhulalan-goswami-rises-to-no-2-1632827584040" target="_blank">ICC Women's ODI rankings: Mithali Raj dethroned from top spot, Jhulan Goswami&nbsp;rises to No.2</a>

Mithali Raj's India will take on Australia in their first ever Pink-Ball Test but will miss the services of Harmanpreet Kaur who has been ruled out due to injury

India vs Australia Pink-ball Test, Day-Night Test, Harmanpreet Kaur ruled out

Harmanpreet Kaur-less India gearing up for its first pink-ball test Australia

After ending Australia's 26-match winning run in ODIs, the Indian team will&nbsp;face a new challenge when they take on the hosts in a test match after 15 years. This will be India&rsquo;s second test this year while the Aussie women last played against England in 2019. Interestingly, it&nbsp;will also be India&rsquo;s first pink ball test.
Like the ODI&nbsp;series, the visitors will miss the services of their vice-captain Harmanpreet Kaur, who has been&nbsp;ruled out of the test due to injury. Given the members of the squad both the teams are expected to bat deep. India will rely on their openers Shefali Verma and Smriti Mandhana&nbsp;to give them a firing start as they did in the test against England. Whereas captain Mithali&nbsp;Raj&nbsp;will be looking to salvage her form and deliver for the team.

Mithali Raj's India will take on Australia in their first ever Pink-Ball Test but will miss the services of Harmanpreet Kaur who has been ruled out due to injury

After ending Australia's 26-match winning run in ODIs, the Indian team will&nbsp;face a new challenge when they take on the hosts in a test match after 15 years. This will be India&rsquo;s second test this year while the Aussie women last played against England in 2019. Interestingly, it&nbsp;will also be India&rsquo;s first pink ball test.
Like the ODI&nbsp;series, the visitors will miss the services of their vice-captain Harmanpreet Kaur, who has been&nbsp;ruled out of the test due to injury. Given the members of the squad both the teams are expected to bat deep. India will rely on their openers Shefali Verma and Smriti Mandhana&nbsp;to give them a firing start as they did in the test against England. Whereas captain Mithali&nbsp;Raj&nbsp;will be looking to salvage her form and deliver for the team.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="ICC Women's ODI rankings: Mithali Raj dethroned from top spot, Jhulan Goswami&nbsp;rises to No.2" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/icc-odi-rankings-mithali-raj-dethroned-from-top-spot-jhulalan-goswami-rises-to-no-2-1632827584040" target="_blank">ICC Women's ODI rankings: Mithali Raj dethroned from top spot, Jhulan Goswami&nbsp;rises to No.2</a>

Star Indian opener&nbsp;Smriti Mandhana feels that this is the right time for the women&rsquo;s Indian Premier League, if the game needs to improve in the country.
on Ravichandran Ashwin's YouTube channel, she said that she isn't sure about and 8-team women's IPL but&nbsp;a tournament with five or six teams is the need of the hour so that it can get to eight teams very soon.&nbsp;Till we don't start, we are not giving exposure to our girls to take their cricket to a really different level, Mandhana&nbsp;added.
Indian women's T20 vice-captain added that since she played in the Big Bash League, her quality of cricket has improved. Mandhana&nbsp;feels that just like Cricket Australia, Indian women cricketers should also get that exposure and IPL&nbsp;will play a huge role in that.
Currently, the BCCI hosts a Women's T20 Challenge which features three teams, Trailblazers, Supernovas and Velocity. It is held when the IPL&nbsp;reaches its business end.
Also read:&nbsp;

'Will improve bench strength': Smriti Mandhana bats for a 6-team women's IPL

Mandhana&nbsp;feels that just like Cricket Australia, Indian women cricketers should also get that exposure and IPL&nbsp;will play a huge role in that

Star Indian opener&nbsp;Smriti Mandhana feels that it is the right time for the women&rsquo;s Indian Premier League if the game needs to improve in the country.
Speaking on Ravichandran Ashwin's YouTube channel, she said that she isn't sure about an 8-team women's IPL but&nbsp;a tournament with five or six teams is the need of the hour so that it can get to eight teams very soon.&nbsp;Till we don't start, we are not giving exposure to our girls to take their cricket to a really different level, Mandhana&nbsp;added.
Indian women's T20 vice-captain added that since she played in the Big Bash League, her quality of cricket has improved. Mandhana&nbsp;feels that just like Cricket Australia, Indian women cricketers should also get that exposure and IPL&nbsp;will play a huge role in that.
Currently, the BCCI hosts a Women's T20 Challenge which features three teams -Trailblazers, Supernovas and Velocity and is held when the IPL&nbsp;reaches its business end.

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<li>Need to give our girls exposure to improve bench strength: Mandhana</li>
<li>'Since I played in the BBL, my quality of cricket has improved'</li>
<li>Currently, there's a Women's T20 Challenge which features 3 teams</li>
</ul>

Star Indian opener&nbsp;Smriti Mandhana feels that it is the right time for the women&rsquo;s Indian Premier League if the game needs to improve in the country.
Speaking on Ravichandran Ashwin's YouTube channel, she said that she isn't sure about an 8-team women's IPL but&nbsp;a tournament with five or six teams is the need of the hour so that it can get to eight teams very soon.&nbsp;Till we don't start, we are not giving exposure to our girls to take their cricket to a really different level, Mandhana&nbsp;added.
Indian women's T20 vice-captain added that since she played in the Big Bash League, her quality of cricket has improved. Mandhana&nbsp;feels that just like Cricket Australia, Indian women cricketers should also get that exposure and IPL&nbsp;will play a huge role in that.
Currently, the BCCI hosts a Women's T20 Challenge which features three teams -Trailblazers, Supernovas and Velocity and is held when the IPL&nbsp;reaches its business end.
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She may be just 17 years old, but Shafali&nbsp;Verma&nbsp;announced herself at the Test stage with a bang. The teenager stamped her authority with a thumping 152-ball-96 on her debut Test vs England, but sadly fell 4 runs short of becoming the first Indian women to smash a ton on Test debut.
Never the less, her knock still went down in women's cricket history books as the&nbsp;highest score by a debutante in Tests. Moreover, she stitched a 167-run partnership with Smriti&nbsp;Mandhana,&nbsp;India Women's highest opening stand in Tests.

Shafali Verma announces her arrival in Tests with a bang! 

It's now the highest score on Test debut in women's cricket

She may be just 17 years old, but Shafali&nbsp;Verma&nbsp;announced herself at the Test stage with a bang. The teenager stamped her authority with a thumping 152-ball-96 on her debut Test vs England, but sadly fell 4 runs short of becoming the first Indian women to smash a ton on Test debut.
Never the less, her knock still went down in women's cricket history books as the&nbsp;highest score by a debutante in Tests. Moreover, she stitched a 167-run partnership with Smriti&nbsp;Mandhana,&nbsp;India Women's highest opening stand in Tests.

The BCCI&nbsp;has granted&nbsp;No Objection Certificates to 4&nbsp;India women's cricketers, including opener Smriti Mandhana and T20 captain Harmanrpeet Kaur,&nbsp;to play in the inaugural edition of The Hundred tournament in the UK.
These four players are likely to extend their stay in the UK following the completion of India's multi-format tour of England in June-July.
The Hundred, which will have 100 deliveries per innings, will get underway in the UK from July 21. The women's tournament will also have 8 teams that are corresponding to the men's team in the tournament.

BCCI grants NOC to 4 India women cricketers to feature in The Hundred

The BCCI&nbsp;has granted&nbsp;No Objection Certificates to 4&nbsp;India women's cricketers, including opener Smriti Mandhana and T20 captain Harmanrpeet Kaur,&nbsp;to play in the inaugural edition of The Hundred tournament in the UK.

The BCCI&nbsp;has granted&nbsp;No Objection Certificates to 4&nbsp;India women's cricketers, including opener Smriti Mandhana and T20 captain Harmanrpeet Kaur,&nbsp;to play in the inaugural edition of The Hundred tournament in the UK.
These four players are likely to extend their stay in the UK following the completion of India's multi-format tour of England in June-July.
The Hundred, which will have 100 deliveries per innings, will get underway in the UK from July 21. The women's tournament will also have 8 teams that are corresponding to the men's team in the tournament.

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