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Mumbai Indians Women Appoint Two-time World Cup Winner Lisa Keightley As Head Coach
The Mumbai Indians Women: Mumbai Indians, on Thursday, announced former Australia cricketer and two-time World Cup winner Lisa Keightley as their head coach for the next edition of the Women’s Premier League (WPL).
Keightley, who was part of Australia’s World Cup-winning teams in 1997 and 2005, is highly regarded as a coach in women’s cricket. With an impressive playing background and coaching experience across Australia, England, and some of the finest international leagues, she offers exceptional expertise and foresight to the Mumbai Indians.
The Mumbai Indians Women are already the most successful team in WPL history, having won two titles in just three seasons under the leadership of Harmanpreet Kaur. After winning the inaugural edition in 2023, they clinched the silverware again in 2025 by defeating the Delhi Capitals in a repeat of the 2023 final.
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'Harmanpreet Probably Is In The Best Space At This Point In Time', Feels Anjum Chopra
ODI World Cup: With the 2025 Women’s ODI World Cup set to begin in less than a week’s time, all eyes will be on Harmanpreet Kaur, who is set to feature in the global tournament for the fifth time.
There'll Be Lot Of Pressure And Expectation On India To Do Well: Meg Lanning
Cricket World Cup: Meg Lanning, a two-time ICC Women's Cricket World Cup champion, has emphasised the significance of India starting their campaign with a victory against Sri Lanka in the tournament opener on September 30, saying that a win in the opener could set the tone for their campaign.
India Will Be On Track For WC Glory If Basics And Planning Are Executed Well: Anjum Chopra
ODI World Cup: With the Women’s ODI World Cup set to return to Indian soil after over 12 years, former captain Anjum Chopra believes the tournament co-hosts led by skipper Harmanpreet Kaur, are well-positioned to be serious contenders for winning the trophy - provided they stick to the basics and execute their planning with precision.
ICC Chair Jay Shah Expresses Sadness On Demise Of Umpiring Legend Dickie Bird
ICC Chair Jay Shah: ICC Chairman Jay Shah has expressed sadness over the demise of legendary England umpire Harold ‘Dickie’ Bird, who died at the age of 92, adding that he was ‘one of the most respected umpires who fans around the world remember fondly long after his retirement’.
India, Australia And Sri Lanka Are Going To Be Difficult To Come Up Against: Devine
ODI World Cup: New Zealand captain Sophie Devine has identified co-hosts India and Sri Lanka, as well as defending champions Australia, as formidable opponents to face off against in the 2025 Women’s ODI World Cup, starting on September 30.
Some Memories Never Fade: Former Cricketers Reminisce India’s T20 World Cup 2007 Victory
T20 World Cup: On the ocassion of the 18th anniversary of India’s 2007 T20 World Cup win former India cricketers Yuvraj Singh, Irfan Pathan and Robin Uthappa shared special messages to relive the historic triumph.
The Belief Is Very Strong Going Into The Tournament, Says Laura Wolvaardt Heading Into World Cup
Cricket World Cup: South Africa's captain, Laura Wolvaardt, said that being entrusted with the responsibility to lead the national team in the Women’s Cricket World Cup is both an exciting challenge and an honour for her.
Mandhana Continues To Be On Top; Brits Gain Big In Women’s ODI Rankings
While South Africa: South Africa's batter Tazmin Brits made a significant leap in the latest ICC women’s ODI player rankings, released on Tuesday, ahead of the Women’s World Cup starting next week in India.
Grace Harris Ruled Out Of Women’s World Cup, Heather Graham Named Replacement
ODI World Cup: Australian all-rounder Grace Harris has been ruled out of the team’s ICC Women’s World Cup squad after sustaining a calf injury. Cricket Australia have named Heather Graham as the 32-year-old’s replacement.
Yograj Singh Urges Kapil Dev to Mentor Next Generation of Indian Cricketers
Former India cricketer Yograj Singh has called on 1983 World Cup legend Kapil Dev to groom young Indian players. Praising Kapil’s fearless cricketing mind, Yograj believes legends should help produce future stars to strengthen Indian cricket.
Women’s Cricket WC 2025 Trophy Tour ‘inspires’ Cricketing Dream In Mumbai
MCA Sharad Pawar Indoor Cricket: The ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025 Trophy Tour generated excitement in Mumbai, honouring women’s cricket and inspiring the city’s future players. Engaging students through an event organised by the Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA), the iconic trophy created memorable moments across the city.
Our Aim Is To Fill Trophy Cabinet With The World Cup: Sneh Rana
ODI World Cup: India's off-spin bowling all-rounder Sneh Rana said the side has set their sights firmly on winning the upcoming 2025 Women’s ODI World Cup, adding that the team’s current collective goal is to ‘fill the trophy cabinet with a World Cup’.
Bavuma Out Of Pakistan Tests Due To Calf Strain; De Kock Reverses ODI Retirement
OR Tambo International Airport: South Africa captain Temba Bavuma has been ruled out of the upcoming Test series against Pakistan due to his recovery from a grade two left calf strain sustained during the tour of England. In his absence, Aiden Markram will lead the Test side.
We’re In A Great Spot As A Team, Says Alyssa Healy Ahead Of ODI WC Defense
ODI World Cup: Australia skipper Alyssa Healy said the side is well-prepared and is in a great spot for their ODI World Cup title defence when the marquee event starts on September 30. Australia have won the global competition seven times and will begin their campaign against trans-tasman neighbours New Zealand in Indore on October 1.
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