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Indian domestic season for women's cricket to start with 50-over tournament from 11 March
•The Senior Women’s One-day Tournament will be held across six venues — Surat, Rajkot, Jaipur, Indore, Chennai and Bengaluru.
Jhulan Goswami says full-fledged women's IPL will be 'big achievement' for India
•The BCCI has been working on starting the women's IPL but is currently content with organising a women's T20 challenge alongside the men's league.
Shabaash Mithu first look: Taapsee Pannu is ready to take the strike as Mithali Raj in upcoming sports biopic
Fp Staff •Shabaash Mithu is directed by Rahul Dholakia (of Parzania, Raees-fame), and written by Priya Aven, and is backed by Viacom18 Studios.
Taapsee Pannu to play Mithali Raj in sports biopic; Shabaash Mithu to be directed by Rahul Dholakia
Fp Staff •Taapsee Pannu shares the news of playing Mithali Raj in her biopic, Shabaash Mithu, on the occasion of the cricketer's birthday.
Australia captain Meg Lanning says India need to play key role in promoting women's Test cricket
•Besides Australia and England, India and South Africa are the two cricket playing nations to have played women's Test matches in the last decade.
Mithali Raj, Harmanpreet Kaur to continue as ODI and T20 captains; Veda Krishnamurthy dropped for New Zealand tour
•The upcoming New Zealand tour will be the India's first assignment after its controversial exit from the World T20 last month when it lost to England in the semi-finals.
WV Raman appointed women's coach: Wrong reasons lead to right process, but team must avoid superstar culture
Snehal Pradhan •Ramesh Powar, the third coach in the last 20 months to lose their job due to disagreements with senior players. What will become of WV Raman, the latest to be appointed?
Women's World T20 2018: Harmanpreet Kaur credits coach Ramesh Powar for India's impressive performance
•Harmanpreet Kaur-led India will meet England in the semi-finals of Women's World T20 2018 in the early hours of Friday morning
Women's World T20 2018: With experience of T20 leagues, explosive opener Smriti Mandhana could prove to be India's game changer
Ananyau •Much like Viart Kohli has raised the standards of the men's team and brought more fans to the games, Smriti Mandhana too has the opportunity to shape the way the country sees women's cricket.
Women's World T20 2018: Experience and calmness make India's go-to bowler Ekta Bisht key to their performance at event
Ananyau •Advice, encouragement and plans aside, Ekta Bisht's calmness, and ability to keep people around her relaxed will be key to how India progress through the tournament.