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‘Red-letter Day For Indian Women’s Cricket’: Arun Dhumal Lauds Historic World Cup Triumph
Harmanpreet Kaur-led India outclassed South Africa by 52 runs to claim their first-ever World Cup crown.
“It’s a red-letter day for Indian women’s cricket. What the men’s team achieved in 1983, the Indian women have recreated today in Mumbai. This historic triumph will give a tremendous boost to women’s cricket in the country, and I’m confident our game will now reach new heights,” Dhumal told IANS.
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