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Women's Cricket Will Rise To Next Level After ODI World Cup Win, Says Tanuja Kanwer
“I think this has been a very good year for India. We won the U-19 World Cup for the first time. We also won the India A series in Australia, and then they also won a bilateral game here against them after 25 (18 years, in New Chandigarh in September).”
“We got a lot of motivation from there. After that, winning the World Cup is a big thing for women's cricket. I think women's cricket will go to the next level from here. It was very important to win the World Cup,” said Tanuja in an exclusive conversation with IANS, on the sidelines of an event by OneDice on Thursday.
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