It's a massive moment for the game of cricket that has long been speaking about gender diversity. Sarah Taylor, the former English batter and wicketkeeper, will become the first woman to coach a men's team in T10 cricket. Her decision to join the Abu Dhabi T10 team is seen as a big move. Sarah Taylor opens up on Turning Point podcast on her big decision.

With two companies paying over Rs 12,000 crores to buy IPL teams, the BCCI and other team owners are laughing their way to the bank.

An IPL split into two halves has entered its business end. For four franchises, including five-time champions Mumbai Indians, the season has drawn to a close. On Turning Point this week, we do a round-up of the season with the fans.

Mithali Raj's women have earned respect in Australia by stopping the Aussie ODI juggernaut and then drawing against their Test team in the maiden pink-ball Test. On Turning Point this week, we discuss with Saba Karim and Sharda Ugra if this is the turning point for women's cricket in India.

It isn't just watching the game anymore but being a part of it on the second screen that has become a rage among cricket fans. Through fantasy gaming, they are making their own teams, winning points and big bucks too. On Turning Point this week we feature the world of fantasy cricket, its unique twists and turns.

Virat Kohli at the heart of a cancellation and a resignation story - two big happenings in the world of cricket this week.

Bullying, apathy and discrimination are just few of the social ills that the Indian Paralympians faced on road to podium finishes in Tokyo. This week on Turning Point, we hear from them and discuss how success of these para-athletes in Tokyo may trigger a shift in perspective and compel the society to look at them with greater empathy.

A medal in Rubgy sevens in the next seven years is not India's top priority but a debut at Los Angeles Olympics in 2028 would be a turning point for the sport that has come out of the realms of elite to become one that empowers sportsmen and women from India's hinterland. Rahul Bose, a former international rugby player and an actor, tells Rica Roy how Rugby India with its 360-degree vision is powering the sport towards a glorious future.