For the 300th episode of the podcast, we’re doing something special — and personal.
As India prepares to host the ICC Women’s ODI World Cup, I’m turning the mic around.
In this episode, my mom interviews me about my decade-long journey as a fan of women’s cricket — how it started, what’s changed, and why this World Cup at home means more than just another tournament.
From late-night matches to overlooked stories, from the silent stands of 2013 to the rising roar of 2025 — we talk about what it means to care, to document, to dream, and to celebrate the women who play this beautiful game.
It’s about cricket. It’s about love. It’s about finding your voice in the quiet and cheering even when the world isn’t watching. This one’s for every fan who stayed — and everyone finally tuning in. 💙
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Thanks again for all your love and support. Until next time, stay safe, take care, and keep enjoying the game. Bye for now!