Mithali Raj, one of the greatest names in women’s cricket, has built an inspiring legacy both on and off the field. Known for her record-breaking career and calm leadership, she has also secured her ...

For Mithali Raj, cricket has always been about more than records. Over two decades until her retirement in 2022, her patience, perseverance, and quiet determination led India to two World Cup finals ...

In India, cricket has always been seen as a men’s sport. The media attention and money which has flown into the game has rarely gone to the women’s cricket team. But things started changing when the ...

Mithali Raj, Yuvraj Singh, and leading women’s cricket stars joined ICC Chairman Jay Shah in Mumbai to launch the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025 trophy tour, marking 50 days to go for the ...

The BCCI Naman Awards 2026 celebrate international, domestic and age-group cricket, featuring the Col. C. K. Nayudu Lifetime ...

Mithali was extremely close to reaching 8000 ODI runs and finished with 7805, averaging over 50 throughout nearly two decades. Sometimes one person walks so far ahead that the rest of us need years to ...

From learning Bharatanatyam to reading Rumi’s poetry. Let’s take a look at five interesting, lesser-known facts about Mithali Raj. There was a time when Indian women’s cricket was much less popular ...

The Indian captain opined that the win wasn't easy for England but admitted her opposition performed well in crunch moments ...

Roger Binny, Rahul Dravid and Mithali Raj are set to be honoured with the Col. C. K. Nayudu Lifetime Achievement Award, the ...

Speaking on Amul Cricket Live on JioHotstar, Mithali Raj commented on Hayley Matthews and Nat Sciver-Brunt’s partnership: “ I would say that Hayley Matthews’ innings was incredibly fluent in her ...

Former India women’s cricket team captain Mithali Raj, 43, blended elegance with a modern edge in her latest Instagram post, donning a dual-toned jacket with an ethnic floral pattern. Raj’s classy ...

Nearly two decades after leading India to their first Women's World Cup final, Mithali Raj recalled the meager ₹1,000 per match earnings in the early 2000s. Now, following India's 2025 World Cup ...