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Gambhir: Women's World Cup win would be bigger than 1983 and 2011
India and KKR batsman says Mithali Raj and her team have inspired a lot of girls in the country, and that a women's IPL would be a tremendous boost
Televising of games have made a huge difference - Raj
India women return home to a grand welcome
The Monster or the Natmeg - Moments of the Women's World Cup
The record-breaking journey of Mithali Raj
'I wanted to quit after 2009 World Cup' - Raj
'Team has learned how to make a comeback' - Raj
'The entire family enjoyed a lot'
Runorder: How long before a Women's IPL?
Moonda: Professionalisation has helped SA women
India will need a strong start like they got against England - Chopra
Can SA's attack lead the underdogs to the final?
How you make a comeback is important - Raj
'My game would be better if I had more support' - Raj
What batting record will Raj destroy next?
There's always pressure chasing 270 - Mithali Raj
Hope they maintain their tempo to win the World Cup - Bangar
Taylor retains qualification hope despite humiliation
The rise and rise of Smriti Mandhana
'Felt like I was in a dream' - Bolton
'The team seems to be rounding itself for the World Cup' - Mithali Raj
Hopefully Mandhana will be among runs again in England - Raj
Taylor optimistic after challenging year
England happy to be underdogs for home World Cup
Why did Royal Challengers Bangalore fail to qualify again?
Dasgupta: Karthik over Pant for experience and versatility
The rise and rise of Bangladesh women
Agarkar, Walsh weigh in on the SG v Dukes ball debate
Afghanistan set for new chapter in dream year
Passion will make up for Afghanistan's inexperience - Inzamam
Rohan Gavaskar: Nepal gaining ODI status popularises the game
How Nagarkoti burst into the spotlight
The journey of Manzoor Dar
Agarkar: World over teams are crossing the line way to often
