Introduction For years, the sound of cricket commentary carried a familiar tone — authoritative, knowledgeable, and almost always male. The voices that narrated sixes, wickets, and nail-biting finishes rarely reflected the women who were also shaping the sport on the field. But today, the story is changing. More and more women are stepping into the commentary box, proving that their expertise belongs not only on the pitch but also behind the microphone. Mandira Bedi - the fir

The Power of Visualization for Women Athletes in India Introduction When people talk about athletes, the focus often shifts to physical strength, stamina, and skill. But every athlete knows that the toughest battles aren’t always fought on the field — they’re fought in the mind. For women athletes, especially in a country like India where expectations and pressures are layered with societal challenges, mastering the mental game can be the difference between breaking down and

Introduction Cricket in India has always been more than a sport — it’s a shared emotion, a family ritual, and sometimes even a religion. For years, the limelight was firmly fixed on men’s cricket. But scroll through your Instagram feed today, and you’ll notice something different. Short clips of Smriti Mandhana’s elegant drives, Jemimah Rodrigues’ dance reels, and Harmanpreet Kaur’s motivational posts are all over the place. Women’s cricket isn’t just winning matches anymore