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#RichaGhosh, remember the name. The Siliguri girl's prodigious skills are backed up by sincere dedication and a determined head on her teenage shoulders.
@13richaghosh
#WomenInBlue #Cricket #INDvsPAK #IndianCricketTeam #WomensCricket #MakingIndiaProud #T20WorldCup #TeamIndia
@13richaghosh
#WomenInBlue #Cricket #INDvsPAK #IndianCricketTeam #WomensCricket #MakingIndiaProud #T20WorldCup #TeamIndia
"Richa started playing when she was around four years old. I used to take her to the club that I had represented at one time. I found out that she was not restless; she used to sit and watch the matches, used to pick the bat and played but never nagged about going home.
I also tried to get her to join table tennis but she was not interested as she tossed the bat after a couple of shots, saying 'I want to play cricket", recalls her proud father Manabendra Ghosh, a former club-level cricketer.
The 12 ̷d̷a̷y̷s̷ hours of C̷h̷r̷i̷s̷t̷m̷a̷s̷ @HampshireCB 2020
A look back at our notable moments/interactions from the past 12 months.....
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#12HoursOf2020
A look back at our notable moments/interactions from the past 12 months.....
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#12HoursOf2020
#12HoursOf2020
📅January
#UmpStrikesBack podcast started with a #WomensCricket special ft @C_Edwards23 🏏
25 Episodes now available - buzzsprout.com/752744
➕Clubs across Hampshire signed up for @allstarscricket & @DynamosCricket 😎
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📅January
#UmpStrikesBack podcast started with a #WomensCricket special ft @C_Edwards23 🏏
25 Episodes now available - buzzsprout.com/752744
➕Clubs across Hampshire signed up for @allstarscricket & @DynamosCricket 😎
2/12
#12HoursOf2020
📅February
The last month of normality and we visited Grateley Primary to recreate the 2019 World Cup winning moment! 👏👏
@josbuttler & @JasonRoy20 #InspiringGenerations
@Chance2Shine @JonoMaton3
3/12
📅February
The last month of normality and we visited Grateley Primary to recreate the 2019 World Cup winning moment! 👏👏
@josbuttler & @JasonRoy20 #InspiringGenerations
@Chance2Shine @JonoMaton3
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I have been reading/ hearing a lot about the changes being suggested to help grow women's cricket/ make it a more attractive product. I personally feel most of the suggestions to be superfluous.
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An Olympic 100m female sprinter doesn't run 80m to win 🥇and clock the same timing as her male counterpart. So the whole 'decreasing the length of the pitch' for whatever reasons seems dubious. Also, it almost definitely takes the double headers out of question.
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Reducing the size of the ball is fine, but as Ian Smith suggested, it only works if the weight remains the same. This will allow for bowlers to grip the ball better - more revs for the spinners - and hits will also travel further (not be the case if it is light).
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