She also said, “It was an honour to have led the team for so many years. It definitely shaped me as a person & hopefully helped shape India...

Mithali Raj is retiring as the leading run-scorer in the women's ODIs. She represented India in 232 matches, scoring 7805 runs at an averag...

India, the 2017 edition finalists, failed to defend a total of 277 with Australia overhauling the target, scoring 280 for 4 in 49.3 overs t...

Mithali Raj scored her 12th half-century in the World Cup. This is the 63rd half-century of Mithali's ODI career. At the same time, she equ...

The India skipper achieved the feat when she stepped out to lead the country against the West Indies in a crucial match in the ongoing show...

Badminton player Gutta Jwala also appreciated the good show put up by Team India.

Ekta Bisht is ranked 14th in ODIs and 12th in T20Is, and took 34 wickets in 19 matches and 11 wickets in seven T20Is in the period under co...

Meg Lanning of Australia has dropped from first to fourth after missing the series against England due to injury.

Mithali is the first Indian to have lead the women's national team to an ICC ODI World Cup final twice - 2005 and 2017.

She was at her best in a virtual quarter-final against New Zealand in Derby when she scored 109 to steer her side into the semifinals with ...

"I would like to congratulate the Indian Women's Cricket Team for their exemplary show in the ICC Women's World Cup," said Committee Of Adm...

Widespread social media criticism led to the captain deleting his post.

Against Australia, Mithali surpassed former England captain Charlotte Edwards's 5992 runs when she reached 34, thereby becoming the highest...

India made one change to the side, bringing in Veda Krishnamurthy in place of Mona Meshram, while for Sri Lanka, Eshani Lokusuriyage and Ha...

The team is current playing the ODI series Down Under. Australia lead the three match series 1-0 after winning the first ODI in Canberra by...

Here is a round-up of those whose worth went up or down today - Mithali Raj, Cyrus Mistry, Varun Dhawan and Ranjit Sinha.

Riding on a blistering century (109) by skipper Mithali Raj and a five wicket haul by off-spinner Pujare Seema, India today thumped Banglad...