It ain’t over till it’s over! What a performance girls 🇮🇳

My entire Twitter/X feed is just about posts on India women's epochal semi-final win from last night. Politicians, film & media icons, athletes, biz & tech icons -- all talking about the Indian Women's Cricket Team. Seismic awakening from India here. Bigger than July 21, 2017.

🗣️ "It's okay to ask for help" Powerful words from Jemimah Rodrigues after her match-winning 127* against Australia in the World Cup semi-final (1/2)

A few months back, we did a podcast where Jemimah Rodrigues & her coach Prashant Shetty said they have worked consciously towards challenging match simulations & the semis century is a result of that foresight & preparation! The link - youtu.be/tocubcDsGzs?si…

Here's wishing VVS Laxman the happiest of birthdays. Few cricketers have given so much joy while redefining all we know about batting, making the most valuable runs in the toughest conditions. He makes it look easy, but has spent a lifetime working on his game and thinking

“No male cricketer has displayed this level of strength through vulnerability in the public glare, and Jemimah has set down the marker.” - Anand Vasu The Times Of India Jemimah Rodrigues

Well done girls.. You have waited long enough, shed tears, copped criticism, but finally have created history.. Congratulations BCCI Women on your first World Cup triumph.. You have made all of us proud.,,,,, #CWC25 #WomensWorldCup2025

A new era of Indian cricket begins, all thanks to the grit, determination and skill of our women in blue 💙 A team built on unbreakable spirit came together to create a moment the world will never forget. They put their bodies on the line for this dream and made sure they saw it

Champions of the World 💙🇮🇳 I’ve seen this dream for over two decades, to watch the Indian women lift that World Cup trophy. Tonight, that dream finally came true. From the heartbreak of 2005 to the fight of 2017, every tear, every sacrifice, every young girl who picked up a

Inspiration for generations to come, you’ve made every Indian proud with your fearless cricket and belief throughout. You guys deserve all the accolades and enjoy the moment to the fullest. Well done Harman and the team. Jai Hind 🇮🇳🇮🇳

Congratulations to India on their historic first #ICCWomensWorldCup2025 win. It is scary good how much potential this win has in shifting the balance of power in the women’s game and what this cricketing nation can go on to become🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾.

Hopefully from now on, the world of sport - especially Indian sport - recognises women's cricket as a separate sport! As for India's women's cricket fraternity, November 2, 2025 would mean the world, literally! From the likes of Diana Edulji and Shubhangi Kulkarni and Shantha

While the BCCI deservedly walks away with all the accolades, let us take a moment and acknowledge late Mahendra Kumar Sharma who was instrumental in the foundation of the Women's Cricket Association of India in 1973 #CWC25 #WomensWorldCup2025 thehindu.com/sport/cricket/…

A conversation with Amol Muzumdar at the NCA a few years ago resulted in a few changes. I am glad I initiated that chat. Couldn't be happier for the latest WC winning coach. Another chance for you "Muzum" 😀😀 next summer in England. Click on the link 👇to listen to it.

Just putting this out for anyone who needs to hear the obvious - Yes, Jemi is God’s favourite child and if you are envious..umm..sorry, no one can help you!

We were determined not to let the trophy go outside India - Richa Ghosh #CWC25 #WomensWorldCup2025 hindustantimes.com/cricket/we-wer…

Tamil Union celebrated its 125th anniversary. Over the years, club has produced some outstanding cricketers including Test cricket’s highest wicket taker Muttiah Muralitharan. Former Ceylon captain Michael Tissera was chief guest. Several other former Test captains were present.

Behind the scenes of India's historic maiden Women's Cricket World Cup title triumph Extra Cover | India v South Africa Final at the DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai For ICC #CWC25 | #INDvSA | #WorldCup icc-cricket.com/tournaments/wo…

#OPINION | To build upon the success, several stakeholders will have to see more value in the women’s game. Big crowds at well-managed tournaments can be a start, writes Anand Vasu. santwanabhattacharya newindianexpress.com/opinions/2025/…