Скачать или смотреть The growth of Women’s cricket in the 21st century ft. Anjum Chopra | COC | Ep 56

Just a few months away from the Women’s 50-over World Cup at home, Team India has made a strong impression under Harmanpreet Kaur by winning a T20I and ODI series in England. The success of this team in the past few years is built on the groundwork laid by several generations of women cricketers who played the game for passion. Former team India Captain Anjum Chopra, whose 17-year long career for India began in 1995, tells us what all has changed in Indian women’s cricket in the past 25 years to bring it where it stands today in this special episode of A Century of Stories: Cricket podcast presented by IDFC FIRST Bank.

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00:00 - 01:10 - Intro
01:11 - 05:08 - Reflections on Indian women's success in England
05:09 - 08:15 - The origins of Women's cricket in India in the 70s
08:16 - 09:50 - How was women's cricket sustained in the early years?
09:51 - 11:30 - Anjum's personal journey to the way up
11:31 - 16:56 - The beginning of BCCI's involvement in Women's cricket
16:57 - 19:48 - Indian women's success in the 2005 World Cup
19:49 - 22:25 - White ball predominance in women's cricket
22:26 - 27:35 - Popularity of T20 and the WPL
27:36 - 33:04 - Anjum's role models growing up
33:05 - 35:48 - Commercial opportunities brought by the 2010s to women's cricket
35:49 - 43:09 - The future of women's cricket in India