India celebrated the world cup victory. But what about the failures, the captaincy debates, and the decisions that shaped women’s cricket?In this episode of the Good Gober Show hosted by Nishant Parashar, Anjum Chopra speaks candidly about the untold side of India’s Women’s World Cup journey — heartbreaks, captaincy pressure, dressing room realities, and the advice from Sachin Tendulkar that transformed her approach to scoring in Australia.This is not just a cricket conversation. This is about resilience, timing, tough decisions, and building legacy before the spotlight existed.In this episode: • What really went wrong in key World Cups • The leadership transition debate • Captaincy pressure in women’s cricket • Sachin Tendulkar’s batting advice • Lessons from failure that shaped Indian women’s cricketAbout Anjum ChopraAnjum Chopra is a Padma Shri and Arjuna Award winner and a leading name in Indian women’s cricket. She captained the Indian Women’s Cricket Team and played international cricket for 17 years.She was the first Indian woman to play 100+ ODIs and the first to score an ODI century for India. She has also received the BCCI Lifetime Achievement Award and honorary life membership at the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC), Lord’s.One of the main gates at Arun Jaitley Stadium, New Delhi, is named the “Anjum Chopra Gate” in her honour.Today, she is an ICC broadcaster and one of India’s leading sportscasters.Book Anjum Chopra as a speaker: https://lnkd.in/dqGJ4yCn🎙️ About The Good Gobar Show:Hosted by Nishant Parashar, this podcast bring you experts to discuss the transition from Pain to Possibility. Subscribe for your weekly dose of wisdom.