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The first-ever Women's Premier League will begin on March 4

Watch! WPL releases anthem ahead of inaugural edition

The WPL anthem is finally here!

#WPL2023 #WPL

The first-ever Women's Premier League will begin on March 4

The Women's Premier League anthem is finally here! With the tournament set to begin on March 4, the WPL handle on Twitter dropped the anthem 72 hours before the big start.
According to media reports, the anthem has been composed by Shankar Mahadevan.
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'Mandhana suffered an injury in the practice game. We can't say she is out of World Cup yet. But she could miss the Pakistan game,' an ICC source told PTI.

Women's T20 World Cup: Smriti Mandhana to not play India's opener against Pakistan?

Will ace Indian players - Smriti Mandhana and Harmanpreet Kaur miss India's opener against Pakistan at T20 Women's World Cup

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'Mandhana suffered an injury in the practice game. We can't say she is out of World Cup yet. But she could miss the Pakistan game,' an ICC source told PTI.

&nbsp;India vice captain Smriti Mandhana is likely to miss the Women's T20 World Cup opener against Pakistan on Sunday as she is yet to recover from a finger injury she suffered during a warm-up game.
The 26-year-old opener injured her left middle finger while fielding during the warm-up match against Australia on Monday.
"She suffered an injury in the practice game. We can't say she is out of World Cup yet. But she could miss the Pakistan game," an ICC source told PTI.
The southpaw had batted at number three against Australia instead of her usual opening position. Her innings lasted only three-balls.
Mandhana had subsequently missed India's second warm-up game against Bangladesh on Wednesday.
Skipper Harmanpreet Kaur's fitness is also a concern. She had injured her shoulder during the final of the Tri-Series against South Africa last week.
"Body is fine. It will get better with rest," Kaur had said after the final.
However, the big-hitting middle-order batter did not bat in either of India's warm-up matches.
The 'Women in Blue' are clubbed alongside England, Pakistan, West Indies and Ireland in Group B.&nbsp;

The panel has 13 members, including 3 match referees and 10 umpires.

A historic first for cricket! Women's T20 World Cup in South Africa to have all-female panel of match officials

For the first time in the history of cricket, all the match officials at a Women's World Cup will all be women. 

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The panel has 13 members, including 3 match referees and 10 umpires.

In a first for cricket, the ICC on Friday named an all-female panel of match officials, including the Indian trio of GS Lakshmi, Vrinda Rathi and Janani Narayanan, for the upcoming Women's T20 World Cup in South Africa.
Three match referees and 10 umpires make up the 13-woman team. It's a landmark moment for the ICC and its ambition of advancing the involvement and visibility of women in cricket.
India's Rathi and Janani, who earlier this month became the first female umpires to officiate in the Ranji Trophy, will be umpiring at a T20 World Cup for the first time.
Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/women-s-u-19-t20-world-cup-shweta-sehrawat-parshavi-chopra-star-as-india-storm-into-final-1674822164271">Women's U-19 T20 World Cup: Shweta Sehrawat, Parshavi Chopra star as India storm into final</a>

From India's first-ever Thomas Cup triumph to Virat Kohli's unbelievable knock against Pakistan at the MCG, Editorji lists down the top sporting moments in the year gone by.

Year-ender 2022: Top moments in Indian sports

First-ever Thomas Cup triumph; Virat Kohli's epic at the MCG are both part of our top sporting moments for India in 2022. Check out the full list.

From India's first-ever Thomas Cup triumph to Virat Kohli's unbelievable knock against Pakistan at the MCG, Editorji lists down the top sporting moments in the year gone by.

2022 produced some of the best moments in Indian sporting history; records were made that will be remembered for years to come and here's a reminder of those moments that'll forever be etched in Indian&nbsp;
Thomas Cup Triumph A victory like none other! One that many consider equivalent to the Cricket World Cup triumphs. The Indian men's badminton team made history in May when they stunned 14-time Champions Indonesia to win the Thomas Cup. It was India's first finals appearance in the tournament's 73-year history, only the 13th time they had qualified in 32 editions and the men made sure India became only the 6th country after China, Malaysia, Indonesia, Japan, and Denmark to lift the coveted crown.
Kohli Special at MCG India vs Pakistan at the mighty MCG, it doesn't get bigger than that. Chasing 160 for victory in their opening T20 World Cup encounter, the Men in Blue were down and out at 31/4. But cometh the hour, cometh the man. When all hope was lost, India's King Kohli once again single-handedly lifted 1.2 billion Indians out of despair with a stunning 82*. His knock, the best of his star-studded career, saw his side win on the final ball with 90,000 at the 'G' witnessing a true spectacle.
Golden Man with Golden Arm How can Neeraj Chopra not be on this list? After all, he had another unbelievable year, collecting new records on the global stage. While he couldn't defend his Commonwealth Games crown due to injury, the Olympic Champion became only the second Indian and the first Indian male to win a medal at the World Athletics Championships. To add to his silver in Oregon, Neeraj also became the first Indian to win the Diamond League title in September, capping off another year where India's golden man with the golden arm shone through.
The Historic Firsts at CWG&nbsp; While there were some incredible performances from the wrestlers, weightlifters, and boxers, there were a few achievements at the Commonwealth Games that deserve a special spotlight. 2-time Olympic medalist PV Sindhu, adding to the plethora of her medals, finally added that elusive CWG Gold to her cabinet. Eldhose Paul &amp; Abdulla Aboobacker made history by taking home Gold &amp; Silver respectively in the men's triple jump event. The women's cricket team too won the silver in the very first full-fledged edition of the sport at the Commonwealth Games. But it was the Women's Lawn Bowls team that exceeded all expectations, with the quartet of Lovely Choubey, Pinky, Rupa Rani Tirkey, and Nayanmoni Saikia clinching an unexpected Gold, India's first-ever medal in the sport. &nbsp;
BCCI's Equal Pay Policy In a landmark move, the BCCI announced pay parity for its women cricketers, with secretary Jay Shah announcing that all women cricketers contracted with the board will be paid the same match fee as their male counterparts across the three formats. The decision earned praise from all quarters, with cricketers, sportspersons, and celebrities from all walks of life and other countries hailing the move from the Indian cricket board.

Though BCCI has not named an immediate replacement for Powar, but former India batter Hrishikesh Kanitkar has been appointed as the new batting coach of Women In Blue

BCCI transfers women's head coach Ramesh Powar; Kanitkar gets batting coach job

With the Women's T20 World Cup just two months away, BCCI transferred the head coach Ramesh Powar to the National Cricket Academy in Bengaluru. 

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Though BCCI has not named an immediate replacement for Powar, but former India batter Hrishikesh Kanitkar has been appointed as the new batting coach of Women In Blue

With the Women's T20 World Cup just two months away, BCCI transferred the head coach Ramesh Powar to the National Cricket Academy in Bengaluru.&nbsp;
Though BCCI has not named an immediate replacement for Powar, but former India batter Hrishikesh Kanitkar has been appointed as the new batting coach of Women In Blue.&nbsp;
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Kanitkar will join the women's team in the upcoming five-match T20I series against Australia, which starts on December 9 in Mumbai.
As per the BCCI restructuring module, Powar will now join VVS Laxman at NCA and will switch to men's cricket.
Under Powar's coaching, the Women's Team failed to qualify for the semifinal of the 50-overs World Cup in New Zealand while settled for a Silver in Birmingham Commonwealth Games.

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>

Indian cricketer&nbsp;Veda Krishnamurthy&nbsp;opened up to what she and her family went through after she lost her mother and sister to Covid-19 in May.&nbsp;
Detailing her trauma to ESPNcricinfo, Veda said that she really hoped that her sister would come back home. But when she didn't, Veda was completely destroyed and her family was&nbsp;broken to pieces. The 28-year-old added that she still had to put up a brave face for the rest of the family. What she had to do in those testing couple of weeks was learn to tune herself out of grief. But it keeps coming back to haunt her.&nbsp;
9 members of Krishnamurthy's family battled the disease and her mother and sister passed away within two weeks of each other.

I was completely destroyed: Veda Krishnamurthy after losing sister due to Covid

Veda Krishnamurthy&nbsp;opened up on the trauma she and her family went through after the&nbsp;Indian cricketer lost her mother and sister to Covid-19 in May.&nbsp;

We were broke to pieces: Veda Krishnamurthy after losing sister & mother to Covid

Indian cricketer&nbsp;Veda Krishnamurthy&nbsp;opened up to what she and her family went through after she lost her mother and sister to Covid-19 in May.&nbsp;
Detailing her trauma to ESPNcricinfo, Veda said that she really hoped that her sister would come back home. But when she didn't, Veda was completely destroyed and her family was&nbsp;broken to pieces. The 28-year-old added that she still had to put up a brave face for the rest of the family. What she had to do in those testing couple of weeks was learn to tune herself out of grief. But it keeps coming back to haunt her.&nbsp;
9 members of Krishnamurthy's family battled the disease and her mother and sister passed away within two weeks of each other.

Shafali Verma and seasoned pacer Shikha Pandey&nbsp;were picked for all 3 formats as the Neetu&nbsp;David led selection panel picked the squad for India's&nbsp;tour of England where they play 1 Test, 3 ODIs&nbsp;&amp; 3 T20s.&nbsp;Mithali&nbsp;Raj will lead the ODI&nbsp;&amp; Test squad as Harmanpreet&nbsp;Kaur is the captain of the T20 team. Meanwhile, WV Raman&nbsp;the outgoing head coach of the Women's team in a scathing letter to BCCI&nbsp;president Sourav&nbsp;Ganguly&nbsp;and National Cricket Academy Chief Rahul&nbsp;Dravid&nbsp;called out the attitude with which women's cricket is run in the country. According to PTI, in the strongly-worded mail, Raman&nbsp;not only presented a roadmap&nbsp;for the future of women's cricket but also slammed the Prima donna culture in the system.&nbsp;

Women's cricket team announced: Shafali, Shikha in all teams now 

Mithali&nbsp;Raj will lead the ODI&nbsp;&amp; Test squad as Harmanpreet&nbsp;Kaur is the captain of the T20 team

Shafali Verma and seasoned pacer Shikha Pandey&nbsp;were picked for all 3 formats as the Neetu&nbsp;David led selection panel picked the squad for India's&nbsp;tour of England where they play 1 Test, 3 ODIs&nbsp;&amp; 3 T20s.&nbsp;Mithali&nbsp;Raj will lead the ODI&nbsp;&amp; Test squad as Harmanpreet&nbsp;Kaur is the captain of the T20 team. Meanwhile, WV Raman&nbsp;the outgoing head coach of the Women's team in a scathing letter to BCCI&nbsp;president Sourav&nbsp;Ganguly&nbsp;and National Cricket Academy Chief Rahul&nbsp;Dravid&nbsp;called out the attitude with which women's cricket is run in the country. According to PTI, in the strongly-worded mail, Raman&nbsp;not only presented a roadmap&nbsp;for the future of women's cricket but also slammed the Prima donna culture in the system.&nbsp;

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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