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Riding On A Dream Run In 2026, Satghare Hopes T20 Mumbai Women's League Unearths 'fearless Youngsters'
T20 Mumbai Women: From going unsold at the Women's Premier League (WPL) 2026 auction to winning the trophy this year with Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) and then making her debut at the iconic WACA Stadium in Perth - India pacer Sayali Satghare has had a few months that even the most vivid dreams could not have scripted.
Now, Sayali, who’s coming off playing for West Zone in the Senior Women’s Inter Zonal Multi-Day Trophy, is channelling that momentum into something she believes could transform women's cricket in Mumbai -- the inaugural T20 Mumbai Women's League set to take place later this year.
For now, Sayali cheerfully reflects on how wonderful 2026 has been for her. It began with her replacing Ellyse Perry in RCB’s squad, after all of her previous India appearances came in 2025. Partnering with the in-form Lauren Bell, Sayali was useful with her swing bowling and picked up nine wickets in six games as RCB got their second title.
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Duleep Trophy Goes Back To Zonal Format, India’s Schedule Announced For White-ball Series Against NZ
Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy: After a meeting on Saturday, the Apex Council of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) announced that the 2025/26 domestic will begin with the Duleep Trophy on August 28 and conclude with the Senior Women’s Inter-Zonal Multi-Day Trophy on April 3, 2026.
Three Get Maiden Call Up As BCCI Names Women's ODI Tri Series Squad
Premadasa International Cricket Stadium: Three youngsters Kashvee Gautam, Sree Charani and Shuchi Upadhyay received maiden call-ups in the international side as BCCI named Harmanpreet Kaur-led squad for tri-nation ODI series against Sri Lanka and South Africa.
WPL 2025: UP Warriorz' Kranti Goud Leaves Her Mark In A Season Full Of Learnings
UP Warriorz: The 2025 season of the Women’s Premier League (WPL) has turned out to be a forgettable one for UP Warriorz (UPW), who finished at the bottom of the points table with just six points. Amidst the negatives, a positive which would have pleased the side is the emergence of young pace-bowling all-rounder Kranti Goud.
Selectors Will Be ‘closely Monitoring’ BCA's Men’s Senior One-Day Trophy, Says Rakesh Tiwari
The Bihar Cricket Association: The Bihar Cricket Association (BCA) kicked off the men’s senior One-Day trophy on Sunday. The domestic tournament will feature teams from across Bihar, offering players a platform to showcase their skills and compete at a high level.
WPL 2025: How Sanskriti Gupta Went From Being Mumbai Indians Fan To Playing For Franchise
How Sanskriti Gupta: Sanskriti Gupta’s confidence in the Mumbai Indians picking her in last year’s WPL auction in Bengaluru is evident in her clear and assured words. Sanskriti was so certain she’d join MI that she only attended the side’s trials happening before the auction.
Harmanpreet Credits WPL For The Improved Strike Rate Of All Batters In Domestic Season
New Delhi: Ahead of the start of the third edition of the Women’s Premier League (WPL), Mumbai Indians skipper Harmanpreet Kaur believes the five-team tournament has been a big reason behind the strike rate of all batters becoming better in the ongoing 2024/25 domestic season.
WPL: Gujarat Giants' Kashvee Gautam Aiming To Be Back In National Reckoning
Royal Challengers Bengaluru: The upcoming third edition of the Women’s Premier League (WPL), starting from Friday, serves as a key platform for Indian players aiming for national team selection.
With Lethal Googly And Upbeat Confidence, Priya Mishra Aims To Get Bagful Of Wickets In Australia
The Gujarat Giants: At the start of 2024, Priya Mishra was a rising leg-spinner from Delhi, poised to make a tremendous breakthrough. Just weeks before 2024 ends, Priya has had a whirlwind year, transitioning from obscurity to representing India in international cricket.
'Playing Red-ball Games Will Produce More Wicket-taking Bowlers', Says Mamatha Maben On Format’s Return To Women's Domestic Cricket
In T20s: The commencement of the Senior Women's Inter-Zonal Multi-Day Trophy in Pune from March 28 will signal the revival of red-ball cricket for female cricketers in the Indian domestic circuit, following a six-year absence.
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