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Anju Jain
Wed, March 01 2023
WPL A Historical Moment; Will Empower Women, Says UP Warriorz Assistant Coach Anju Jain
The UP Warriorz will take on the Gujarat Giants in their first-ever Women's Premier League game on March 5 at the DY Patil Cricket Stadium in Navi Mumbai.
Sun, July 13 2014
Arundhati Kirkire: Kept out of India women’s side by Anju Jain’s supreme form
Her best performance was 106 against West Indies back at home in Gurgaon.
Tue, May 20 2014
Anjum Chopra: A multi-talented sportsperson who went to become one of the legends in Indian women’s cricket
She was influential in some of India’s most memorable victories.
Fri, February 15 2013
BCCI’s gender bias against Indian women’s cricket is most deplorable
In 2006, when the former Women’s Cricket Association of India (WICA) merged with the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), there was hope that finally women’s cricket in India would develop. The cash-rich BCCI has enough clout in world cricket to take women’s cricket to great heights. However, what one has seen is nothing more than false promises.
Sat, January 26 2013
Ranji Trophy final getting precedence over ICC World Cup is shameful: Diana Edulji
Diana Edulji, born on January 26, 1956, was good enough to play in the men’s team. She picked up the skills of the game much faster than her male counterparts while playing at the Railway Colony in South Mumbai, where she lived. It all began there. She is the third-highest wicket taker in Tests, having a long and successful career that span over 18 years.
Sat, July 14 2012
Mithali Raj tops ICC ranking, but the Indian media has little interest in women’s cricket
By Sudatta Mukherjee
On February 28, 2012, when Virat Kohli scored an unbeaten 133 to guide India to a seven-wicket victory over Sri Lanka in a do-or-die match, the Indian media went on an overdrive in burying him with adjectives. But when another Indian cricketer got to the top of the ICC ODI rankings for batsmen, there was hardly a ripple in the media. Why? The answer is simple: The player in question is Mithali Raj and the ICC rankings are for women’s cricket.
Sun, June 24 2012
Anjum Chopra blames current India coach for unceremonious exit from cricket
By Tapan Mohanta
Having been stripped off captaincy and also dumped from the side, a livid Anjum Chopra held current Indian women's team coach Anju Jain responsible for her unceremonious exit from the side.