Mithali Raj has been a trailblazer in Indian women's cricket, paving the way for future generations to thrive. It's no ...

Mithali Raj is the Captain of the Indian Women's Cricket Team for Test and One-Day International (ODI) format. She was born in Jodhpur on 3 December, 1982, to Navy Officer Dorai Raj and mother ...

In a world full of variables, Mithali Raj was India's constant. Cricket was an acquired taste for this fauji kid. Perhaps that's why she could always unabashedly detach herself from it beyond the ...

So when Sneh Rana attempted a wild leg-side slog off a slower ball and mistimed it to long on, with India still needing 32 off the four remaining overs, Mithali Raj was quick to calm her partner down.

Teen sensation Gongadi Trisha, who became the first player to score a hundred in the ongoing Women's T20 U19 World Cup, has credited her 'idol' and the legendary Mithali Raj for influencing her ...

Go Beyond The Boundary with our YouTube channel. SUBSCRIBE NOW! Known for her elegant stroke play and ability to dominate bowlers across formats, Mandhana achieved the feat in just 95 innings ...

The 27-year-old accomplished this feat in only 95 innings, surpassing the previous record set by the iconic Mithali Raj, who achieved the milestone in 112 innings. This milestone reinforces ...

Mandhana also became the only second Indian after legendary Mithali Raj to reach 4000 runs in women's ODIs. Mithali, the all-time leading run-getter in women's ODIs with 7805 runs, took 112 ...

Mithali Raj is the highest run-scorer in women's international cricket and announced her retirement from all formats of international cricket last year. Year-ender: The good, bad and ugly of ...

During her 20-year career, Mithali Raj has evoked parallels with Sachin Tendulkar for her prolific run-scoring. At 16, she debuted with an ODI century that set herself up as the cornerstone for ...

From promise to dominance, Mithali Raj reflects on India's back-to-back women's U19 T20 World Cup wins. Mithali Raj has been a trailblazer in Indian women's cricket, paving the way for future ...