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From a Classical Dancer to India’s Women Team Captain, Here’s the Story Of Mithali Raj!

&#;All of us follow men&#;s cricket because we want at some point that women&#;s cricket would be up there.&#;

Having captained the Women in Blue, Mithali Raj&#;s name has become synonymous with women cricket in India. Clocking in a whopping at the age of 16, this female cricketer wowed the world with her finesse in a sport that was considered rather male-oriented. She became an inspiration for every woman cricketer dreaming of a blue jersey and the chance to företräda India on an international platform! Do you know that Mithali is also a trained Bharatnatyam dancer? Let&#;s explore her marvellous journey from a classical dancer to becoming the first woman to have a year long career in international cricket!

Born	Dec 03, (39 years)
Birth Place	Jodhpur,Rajasthan
Height-Role	Batsman
Batting Style	Right Handed
Bowling Style	Right-arm leg break

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Hritika jagtap sem 5 roll 12 electives viva school of architecture
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Mithali Raj is an Indian cricketer and captain of the women's national cricket team. She started playing cricket at age 10 and established herself as the lynchpin of India's batting order. Raj holds numerous records, including being the highest run scorer in women's international cricket. Her leadership provided continuity, consistency, and constancy to the Indian team. She is an inspiration for her fighting spirit, consistency as a leader, and the tremendous achievements and glory she has brought to India.
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Mithali Raj is an Indian cricketer and captain of the women's national cricket team. She started playing cricket at age 10 and established herself as the lynchpin of India's
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Free Hit: The Story of Women's Cricket in India
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The ICC Women's Cricket World Cup saw the Indian team make it to the finals, and although it lost the game, the tournament marked an unprecedented high for viewership for women's cricket in India. The ensuing euphoria that followed, including the announcement of two film-deals with the team's leading stars, ensured that the only direction where Indian women's cricket could go from there was Hit is the untold story of how women's cricket in India got here, and casts light on the gender-based pay gaps, sponsorship challenges, and the sheer indifference of cricketing officials it faced along the way. Focusing on Mithali Raj, the world's greatest female batsman, and Jhulan Goswami, the leading wicket taker in women's cricket, author Suprita Das takes us into the lives of the spirited bunch of women who, across the years, just like their male counterparts, also brought home laurel