Punjab beat Karnataka in the finals of the Senior Women’s T20 League 2018-19 to win the tournament. Punjab continued their unbeaten streak in the tournament with a thrilling last over victory in the finals. Parveen Khan, the captain of Punjab while speaking to Women’s CricZone said, “There was unity amongst us from the very beginning. As a unit,
A tomboy as she calls herself to a self-made cricketer who is currently the captain of Hong Kong, Mariko Hill has come a long way. Hill has been a part of 11 T20Is with few runs to her name and 5 wickets. From having to juggle cricket with her studies to the responsibility of the
It’s been a busy evening for Komal Zanzad. Her phone is busy and it is after repeated attempts that we get to her. It’s after all the biggest day of her life. The left-arm seamer was named in the Indian squad for the Twenty20 Internationals against England in Guwahati next month, and she could not
Delissa Kimmince is set to make a comeback to the ODIs after more than 4 years. In 2008, Kimmince entered the international platform at 18 years, soon after she took time out from cricket in 2009 but cricket has a habit to hold tight to the talented. She made her comeback to the shorter format
“When I was running in to bowl my first ball in international cricket I was very nervous but at the same time I wanted to showcase my skill,” Tumi Sekhukhune, who came from humble beginnings in the township of Daveyton where she broke through all barriers to wear the green and gold, tells Women’s CricZone. It
Western Province batswoman Andrie Steyn, who recently struck a brilliant century against Boland in the Cricket South Africa (CSA) Women’s Provincial League, is back in the Proteas Women set up and she is fully focused on scoring runs and enjoying her cricket. Steyn is part of the identified squad of 26 players whom the CSA
“After a disappointing World Cup, a whitewash is really nice, we know that Sri Lanka is rebuilding as well but we are doing the same,” said Proteas Captain Dane van Niekerk after leading her side with a couple of inexperienced players to an emphatic 3-0 T20 international series victory. “We are rebuilding to see how
India continued their good form against the White Ferns by registering a mammoth nine- wicket win over them. After defeating them in both the Women’s World Cup and the Women’s T20 World Cup, India continued the trend by triumphing over the White Ferns in the first ODI of a three match ODI series. Their victory
Following a rather disappointing T20 World Cup last year in the Caribbean, the Proteas Women are hard at work in preparation for their inbound tour against Sri Lanka and all-Rounder Chloe Tyron says some of the ladies are staying behind after practice in order to improve their game. “The mood is really good, the girls
The Pakistan Blind Cricket Council (PCBB) has taken a brilliant initiative to promote blind women’s cricket, by arranging the teams’ first ever international tour. For the historic occasion, Nepal’s team will be touring Pakistan between 27 January and 5 February, to play five T20s. What began as an idea back in early 2014, finally came