Ramesh Powar

Ramesh Powar’s term as India women’s head coach ends; NCA head VVS Laxman may play bigger role

Indian women's team head coach Powar's contract has expired at the conclusion of the side's campaign in the ICC World Cup and he might have to reapply for the post as per BCCI rules.

Women's Cricket World Cup 2022: India coach Ramesh Powar urges senior players to take more responsibility

Ramesh Powar said that he was surprised with how India batted in the first 20 overs in the match against New Zealand.

India vs New Zealand: Lack of game time due to COVID-19 responsible for flop show, says coach Ramesh Powar

The women's team has lost all the four matches so far in its ongoing tour of New Zealand but coach Powar is "not concerned at all" as he attributed the flop show to lack of game time due to quarantine-related issues.

You don't perform, you don't get your chances: India coach Powar on dropping Jemimah, Shikha, Punam

India picked a 15-member squad and three reserves for the major assignment. Inexperienced fast bowlers Meghna Singh and Renuka Singh, and batter Yastika Bhatia, made the cut after impressing in Australia

India vs Australia: Smriti Mandhana will lead India at some point, says coach Powar

Mandhana was head and shoulders above all her batting colleagues during an otherwise disappointing series against Australia which India lost 5-11 on a multiple-format point count.

India vs Australia: ODI series best possible preparation for World Cup, says Mithali Raj

Coach Ramesh Powars aid it is high time India start scoring 250 consistently to compete with the likes of England and Australia.

India vs Australia ODI preview: Mithali Raj-led visitors take on mighty Aussies with eye on World Cup

The middle-order, especially in the absence of Harmanpreet Kaur who has been ruled out of the series opener, will be under focus as India face an Australian team on a 22-match unbeaten streak

Indian women's cricket team 'somehow getting by in tiny rooms' of govt quarantine in Brisbane

A BCCI official said that rooms in Brisbane, in which the Indian women's cricket team players are spending 14-day hard quarantine, are too small with players somehow managing to do light training.

India women's cricket team fielding coach, trainer set to be replaced

Sharma, who is among the support staff at the National Cricket Academy, did not enter the Indian team's bio-bubble on Tuesday evening, surprising even the players.

Anjum Chopra interview: 'Women's cricket in India needs to adopt a structure of its own'

Former India captain Anjum Chopra feels the women's cricket in India needs deep structural changes instead of surface-level tweaks for the senior team to reach the next level.