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ICC Unveils Post‑pregnancy Return‑to‑play Guidelines For Female Cricketers
The International Cricket Council: The International Cricket Council (ICC) on Monday launched its return to play post‑pregnancy guidelines, offering female cricketers, member boards, and medical staff a structured framework to support players resuming competitive cricket after childbirth.
The guidelines, as part of the ICC’s broader 100% Cricket initiative, aim to normalise conversations around women’s health and ensure that motherhood and professional cricket are not seen as mutually exclusive. The guidelines feature a six‑step ‘6 Rs’ pathway – Ready, Review, Restore, Recondition, Return, and Refine.
All of this covers recovery, medical reviews, gradual training, cricket‑specific conditioning, return to competition, and further monitoring. The move comes amid an increasing number of female cricketers choosing to start families during their playing careers and then successfully returning to resume their on-field commitments.
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Women’s T20 WC: ICC Marks World Mental Health Day By Organising Awareness Workshops
The ICC Mental Health Awareness: On the occasion of World Mental Health Day, the International Cricket Council (ICC) said it has delivered awareness workshops to teams participating in the ongoing Women’s T20 World Cup. ICC added it is on the lines of similar sessions held at last year’s Men's ODI World Cup in India.
ICC Bans Participation Of Transgenders, Those With Sex-change Surgery In Women's Cricket
ICC Chief Executive Geoff Allardice: The International Cricket Council on Tuesday decided not to allow participation in international women's cricket by transgender players and those who have undergone gender reassignment treatment from male to female.
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