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India among favourites for Women's T20 World Cup: Anjum Chopra

The Indian women's cricket team is ready for the T20 World Cup in England. Former captain Anjum Chopra states the team is no longer unfamiliar with English conditions. India begins its campaign against Pakistan. The return of Yastika Bhatia is a significant boost. Chopra suggests flexibility in the batting order.

The Economic Times

We have realistic chance of qualifying for Women's World Cup: UAE captain Esha Oza

ICC Women's Associate Cricketer of the Year 2024 and UAE women's cricket captain Esha Oza recently met cricket legends Anjum Chopra and Urooj Mumtaz during the ILT20 Season 3 and gathered valuable insights ahead of UAE women's crucial ICC Women's World Cup qualification campaign.

The Times of India

EXCLUSIVE | India vs Pakistan, ICC Women's T20 World Cup: Pressure will be on India, says Anjum Chopra

NEW DELHI: The disappointment was clear on India skipper Harmanpreet Kaur and her team after their hopes of reaching the knockouts of the ICC Women's T20 World Cup took a severe blow with a 58-run defeat against New Zealand at the Dubai International Stadium on Friday.

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Harmanpreet Kaur should bat at No. 3; India must relook at combinations for T20 World Cup: Anjum Chopra

NEW DELHI: Anjum Chopra, the former Indian women's cricket team captain, believes that Harmanpreet Kaur possesses the necessary skills to dominate a match and should be positioned at No. 3 in the batting order.

The Times of India

Three unforgettable Test triumphs of Indian women's team

As India beat England by 347 runs in the one-off Test, which is the biggest margin of victory by runs in women's Test cricket, TOI takes a look at the three memorable Test wins for India.

The Times of India

Multi-skilled players players NZ's big asset: Anjum Chopra

PUNE: More than the success of beating India in the ICC knockout tournaments in recent years, the all-round ability of New Zealand players will be their major advantage when they play India in the semifinals at Wankhede on Wednesday.

The Times of India

Anjum Chopra scholarship for young female cricketers

NEW DELHI: To support and promote the development of young, talented female cricketers, a programme – Anjum Chopra Scholarship – was on Tuesday announced with an aim to focus strongly on women’s and girls’ age-category cricket across the country.

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Sunil Gavaskar slams 'unbelievable' exclusion of Kuldeep Yadav

NEW DELHI: Indian batting legend Sunil Gavaskar on Thursday slammed the "unbelievable" exclusion of left-arm wrist spinner Kuldeep Yadav from the India playing XI for the second Test against Bangladesh in Dhaka.

The Times of India

Shikhar Dhawan still an important member of ODI line-up, keep the mindset that he will open for India in 2023 World Cup, says Anjum Chopra

It's not too often that you see an active cricketer who is doing consistently well in the IPL, not featuring in the scheme of things in his country's T20I plans.

The Times of India

Indian cricket fraternity lauds BCCI for introduction of equal match-fee for men and women players

NEW DELHI: Indian women cricketers took to social media to laud the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) for introducing equal match fee for both men's and women's cricketers in a huge step to introduce pay equity in the sport.

The Times of India

Rohit Sharma, KL Rahul, Virat Kohli will have to perform well for India to lift T20 World Cup trophy: Anjum Chopra

NEW DELHI: Former Indian women's team skipper Anjum Chopra is optimistic that Team India will do well in the upcoming ICC T20 World Cup in Australia, however, she added that its star players like Rohit Sharma, KL Rahul, Virat Kohli will have to be in their best form and also…

The Times of India

India aims for rare series win in England since 1999

In 1999, the Indian team had won the ODI series 2-1 with Anjum Chopra striking a hundred and a half-century.

The Hindu

Harmanpreet Kaur knows she must lead by example, her batting skills have become better, says Anjum Chopra ahead of women's cricket debut @ CWG

Women's cricket will be making its debut at the Commonwealth Games this time and the fans are waiting to see what it's like for the players to compete for medals and not a trophy.

The Times of India

'Still raw': Has Umran Malik been fast-tracked into the Indian team too soon?

Umran Malik became a household name after the fast bowler from Jammu and Kashmir tormented batters in IPL 2022, sending down 150kmph plus thunderbolts on a regular basis. Incredibly he walked away with all 14 fastest delivery of the match awards in the 14 IPL games he played last season.

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'It will take time before you realise that you don't need to pack and unpack your kit bag anymore': Anjum Chopra on Mithali Raj's retirement

The news of decorated and highly celebrated Indian cricketer Mithali Raj deciding to bring the curtain down on her international career wasn't really a very big surprise, but it was in many ways the end of an era.

The Times of India

Mithali Raj: The first and biggest superstar of women's cricket

NEW DELHI: The first superstar of women's cricket, arguably the most 'correct' batter in the game, a trailblazer: these sobriquets aptly describe Mithali Raj.

The Times of India

'I feel there will be a few changes, Mumbai Indians can't continue in this fashion', says Anjum Chopra

11 matches, 2 wins, 9 losses - that is Mumbai Indians' story this IPL season so far. Their heavy 52 run loss to KKR on Monday was another sad reminder of the state the most successful IPL team of all time finds itself in. They are at the bottom of…

The Times of India

'His contribution to Indian cricket has been immense and will never be forgotten' - Anjum Chopra remembers legendary coach Tarak Sinha

News of celebrated cricket coach Tarak Sinha passing away in November last year at the age of 71 plunged the entire Indian cricket fraternity into a state of mourning.

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