Author: Priya Menon

Priya Menon

Priya produces match previews and prediction content for women’s cricket. She highlights key match-ups, venue factors, and likely team combinations in a clear, fan-friendly format.

Women’s cricket has never been more popular. Crowds are growing, television audiences continue to rise, and major ICC tournaments regularly attract millions of viewers around the world. Yet whenever the women’s game clashes with a high-profile men’s series, the spotlight almost always shifts back to the men’s side. The result is a familiar story of limited women’s cricket media coverage, despite the growing popularity of the women’s game. The issue is not a lack of interest from fans. Instead, it is a structural problem that continues to shape how cricket is reported, promoted, and consumed. The Visibility Gap One of…

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Indian women’s cricket has enjoyed remarkable growth over the last few years, thanks to stars like Smriti Mandhana and Harmanpreet Kaur. However, a new name is quickly becoming the face of the next generation. With her fearless batting, resilience, and history-making performances, Yastika Bhatia is emerging as one of the brightest talents in the future of Indian Women’s cricket. The 25-year-old wicketkeeper-batter from Vadodara has gone from being a promising youngster to one of India’s most dependable players across formats. Her performances in 2026 have significantly boosted Yastika Bhatia’s rise, making her one of the most talked-about cricketers in the…

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India great Sachin Tendulkar congratulated India Women with historic Test victory over England at Lord’s. He described it as a “golden moment” for women’s cricket after Harmanpreet Kaur’s side secured a memorable 270-run win in the first-ever women’s Test played at the iconic venue. The one-off Test, held from July 10 to 13, 2026, marked a landmark occasion in the history of the game. India produced a complete team performance, combining disciplined batting with a relentless bowling attack to register one of the biggest victories in their Test history. India arrived at Lord’s with big dreams and left with one…

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Hayley Matthews and Realeanna Grimmond produced a record-breaking opening stand as West Indies stormed to a nine-wicket win over Ireland in Bready. Chasing 270, West Indies reached the target with ease thanks to a massive 258-run partnership between Matthews and Grimmond. It was West Indies’ highest partnership for any wicket in women’s ODIs and also powered them to their highest successful ODI run chase. Matthews enjoyed a dream all-round performance, taking 3 for 52 before scoring an unbeaten 159. Grimmond made 91, the second ODI half-century of her career, while Afy Fletcher’s 4 for 49 played a key role in…

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The ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 delivered unforgettable moments, historic milestones and record-breaking achievements before concluding on July 5, 2026. From the tournament’s expansion to 12 teams to Australia’s seventh title, the competition marked another major step forward for women’s cricket. Here is a look at the biggest Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 records and the milestones that made this edition one of the most memorable in the tournament’s history. Where Is the Women’s T20 World Cup 2026? The answer to “Where is the Women’s T20 World Cup 2026?” is: the tournament was co-hosted by England and Wales. Matches…

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England great Tammy Beaumont has brought the curtain down on her remarkable international career after the historic Women’s Test against India at Lord’s. The one-off Test in July 2026 was already a landmark occasion as it marked the first-ever Women’s Test at the iconic venue, but it also became an emotional farewell for one of England’s finest batters. The match also witnessed another surprise retirement, with former England captain Heather Knight announcing the end of her international career on Day 2. Together, the two legends received a fitting send-off at the Home of Cricket. Tammy Beaumont Retirement Comes at the…

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India Women created history with a 270-run victory over England Women in the first-ever women’s Test match played at the iconic Lord’s Cricket Ground. The memorable win on July 13, 2026, showcased India’s dominance with both bat and ball while producing several historic milestones at the Home of Cricket. Leading by 271 runs after the first innings, India declared their second innings at 341/7, setting England a daunting target of 457. The hosts resumed the fourth day needing a miracle but were bowled out for 186 within the opening session as Harmanpreet Kaur’s side completed a famous victory. India Women…

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Former India captain Anjum Chopra has been inducted into the ICC Hall of Fame Class of 2026, earning one of the highest honours in world cricket. Recognised alongside Indian great Sourav Ganguly and former England batter Kevin Pietersen at a ceremony in Edinburgh, Chopra became the 13th Indian to receive the prestigious award. Her induction celebrates a remarkable 17-year international career that helped shape the future of women’s cricket in India and inspired generations of young cricketers. If you are wondering who is Anjum Chopra, here is a closer look at the career of one of India’s greatest women cricketers.…

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The landmark women’s Test between England and India at Lord’s became even more emotional on Saturday as Heather Knight announced that the match would be the final international appearance of her illustrious career. While India held a commanding position in the contest, the day belonged to England’s former captain, who chose one of the most symbolic stages in women’s cricket to say goodbye. Rather than waiting until after the final ball to reflect on her journey, Knight confirmed her decision during a historic Test at the Home of Cricket, a match that marks another important step in the evolution of…

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India wicketkeeper-batter Yastika Bhatia has written her name into cricket history by becoming the first woman to score a Test century at Lord’s. The remarkable achievement came during the historic one-off women’s Test between India and England in July 2026, making her the latest player to earn a place on the famous Lord’s Honours Board. Her brilliant innings was even more inspiring considering she returned to international cricket after undergoing major ACL knee surgery just a year earlier. Yastika Bhatia Lord’s Century Makes History On July 12, 2026, Yastika Bhatia produced the innings of her career during the second innings…

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