Mithali raj
There Will Never Be Another Ms Dhoni, Says Mithali Raj
Bengaluru, Aug 17: There will never be another MS Dhoni, feels India ODI women's team captain Mithali Raj. Dhoni retired from international cricket last Saturday, thus bringing an end to an illustrious career spanning more than 16 years.
In a video shared by the BCCI on their Twitter handle on Monday, Mithali praised Dhoni, saying, "He literally walks the talk. He is a dream for every small town boy who aspires to play for the country and achieve it all."
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Was quite dissapointed I couldn't play in 2018 World T20 semis: Mithali Raj
AUG 13, NEW DELHI: Former India captain Mithali Raj has admitted that she was dissapointed to have not played in the semi-final of the 2018 Women's World T20 against England. ...
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On this day: Mithali Raj makes int' debut with a classy ton
New Delhi, June 26: On June 26, 1999 Indian cricket got one of its brighest stars in the form of Mithali Raj. The right-handed batswoman, just 16 years of age, ...
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Teams don't take us lightly anymore: Mithali Raj
New Delhi, May 4: India ODI skipper Mithali Raj wants to add that elusive World Cup trophy to her cabinet before calling time on her illustrious career. Raj helped India reach ...
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Mithali Raj joins fight against coronavirus with Rs 10 lakh donation
Bengaluru, March 30: Indian womens team ODI captain and veteran Mithali Raj has pledged to donate Rs 10 lakh for the fight against coronavirus. Mithali has decided to give Rs 5 ...
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Can't wait forever, BCCI should start women's IPL by 2021: Mithali Raj
New Delhi, March 26: India ODI captain Mithali Raj has said BCCI should not "wait forever" to organise the women's Indian Premier League (IPL), and believes the inaugural tournament should be ...
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Women's T20 WC: Mithali, Virat lead wishes as India reach first final
Sydney, March 5: Ace cricketers Mithali Raj and Virat Kohli led the way as congratulatory messages came flowing for the Harmanpreet Kaur-led team as they became the first Indian women's side ...
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T20 WC: India need to move past experience of Mithali, Jhulan (Preview)
Sydney, Feb 20. The new-look Indian women's cricket team is keen on leaving behind the ghost of three semi-finals of T20 World Cup in 2009, 2010 and 2018. Statistically, this ...
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Mithali Raj shuts down troll criticising her language preferences
New Delhi, Oct 16: Ace Indian cricketer Mithali Raj has shut down a troll who targeted her for her language preferences. Mithali, who completed 20 years in international cricket during ...
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India women beat South Africa by 5 wickets, seal series win
Vadodara, Oct 11: India's women cricket team beat South Africa by five wickets to win the second ODI here on Friday to seal a series win. India restricted South Africa to ...
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Mithali Raj, 1st woman to complete 20 years in International cricket
Vadodara, Oct 9: Former Indian skipper Mithali Raj has become the first woman cricketer to have an international career lasting more than 20 years. She achieved the feat as she ...
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Mithali Raj, Harmanpreet Kaur to lead India teams in West Indies tour
Surat, Sep 27: Mithali Raj and Harmanpreet Kaur will lead the Indian women's ODI and T20 teams respectively their upcoming tour of West Indies, the BCCI said in a statement. ...
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Mithali Raj bids adieu to T20 International cricket
New Delhi, Sep 3: Former India women's team skipper Mithali Raj on Tuesday announced retirement from T20 Internationals in order to focus on the 2021 ODI World Cup to be held ...
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Women's T20 good opportunity for youngsters: Mithali Raj
May 5 (CRICKETNMORE) Terming it a 'step ahead', Mithali Raj feels the Women's T20 Challenge will provide a platform to young cricketers to rub shoulders with the best in the ...
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Row affected me and family, but time to focus back on cricket: Mithali Raj
Kolkata, Dec 22 (CRICKETNMORE): Speaking for the first time after the controversy that rocked women's cricket in the country, India's ODI captain Mithali Raj on Saturday acknowledged that she ...
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