Female Cricket Podcast

She is accurate with her medium pace; She is elegant with her top-order batting, and she is also an excellent fielder. Her match-winning performances at the 2005 World Cup in South Africa propelled India into the final for the very first time. She also holds the record of opening both the batting and bowling in the first-ever T20 match for the Indian women's team. But it's unfortunate that we haven't got the chance to watch her play when she was in her prime days. nevermind, we have the champion talk about her cricket and the journey on the 9th Episode of Female Cricket Podcast. 

She is someone who is a great admirer of Wicket-Keeper Adam Gilchrist. She is someone who believes in perfection. And she is also someone who is a big-time Bollywood fan and calls herself a weird Punjabi. But her story is super fascinating. This is the story about Taniya Bhatia - Wicket Keeper for Indian Women's Cricket Team

Today on the Female Cricket Podcast we have a girl who started her cricket journey from Punjab but soon moved to Himachal in search of better opportunities. But as they say, good things don't come easy, Harleen too had to create a place for herself, had to prove on several occasions, even after injuring her finger twice, she just wasn't ready to give up. 

Her social handles will reveal the super cheerful and funny side of Harleen, but on this podcast, you shall also learn about the struggles she had to go through, the difficult choices she had to make, and the source where she gets all the positivity from. And well, how many of you now about Harleen's singing talent? You don't? Well, you better don't miss this Podcast then. 

The Captain cool of Indian Women's Cricket, the ambassador of women's cricket around the world is here to share her cricket story, her early cricket days, some memorable moments from her journey on the 6th Episode of Female Cricket Podcast. Someone who has been around for over 2 decades now, Mithali Raj is an epitome of success and is an inspiration for thousands of girls who take up cricket today and have a dream in their eyes. 

Having played 50 T20 Internationals for India so far, Kolhapur's Anuja Patil is an inspiration to many. Coming from a small city of Maharashtra, Kolhapur, Anuja hardly got access to better facilities, better cricket grounds, but she never complained. Having a fighter like Yuvraj Singh as her role model, Anuja made her way to the Indian national side in 2012 and has never looked back since then. How did it all start for her? This Podcast has all the answers. 

This Podcast might answer a lot of questions we receive from aspiring Female Cricketers. Listen to Radha Yadav’s journey who started playing season-ball cricket at the age of 12 and within 5 years made it to the national team. Of course, the journey wasn’t easy and she had to sacrifice a lot, including her ice-creams and chocolates. Here's how she went from playing for Mumbai, then Baroda and making her India debut in South Africa. 

This is the story of Agra's leg-spin sensation and the world's number 1 bowler, Poonam Yadav. From playing cricket in the Agra gully to representing India and playing at the Mecca of Cricket, Lords Stadium, Poonam has seen it all. Having faced several societal challenges, Yadav never gave up and continued her hard-work. Her journey is going to leave you inspired. 

This is a story about a young dream from Dehradun, Uttarakhand who grew up playing cricket during summers at her 'Nani's place.' Inspired by Pakistani bowling legend Shoaib Akhtar, Mansi Joshi took up pace bowling and was nicknamed 'Akhtarni' by her colony friends. Struggles started for Mansi at an early age when she had to leave her family and relocate to a new city to pursue her cricket dreams. What happened next? Find out in this episode. 

This is a story about a young girl from Agra whose cricket talent was spotted by a former Indian Cricketer by chance. Well, destiny as they say. The youngest of 7 siblings, Deepti Sharma has struggled a lot to establish her place in the Indian side as an all-rounder. How did it all happen? You got to hear this episode.