ISSF Shooting World Cup: Indian shooting star Rhythm Sangwan breaks world record in Baku

The 19-year-old shooter from Haryana recorded a score of 595 in the qualifying round, breaking the previous record of 594 set by Bulgarian shooter Diana Iorgova in May 1994 at a World Cup in Milan.

Payal Debnath

May 13, 2023, 8:29 AM

The 19-year-old shooter from Haryana recorded a score of 595 in the qualifying round. Image- The Bridge

Indian shooter Rhythm Sangwan created history at the ISSF Shooting World Cup held in Baku, Azerbaijan by setting a new world record in the 25m pistol event on Saturday.

Also Read: ISSF Shooting World Cup 2023: India's Rhythm Sangwan wins 10m air pistol bronze

Sangwan registered the highest-ever score in the women's 25m pistol event. Image- Times of India

The 19-year-old shooter from Haryana recorded a score of 595 in the qualifying round, breaking the previous record of 594 set by Bulgarian shooter Diana Iorgova in May 1994 at a World Cup in Milan. Iorgova's record was then matched by the Chinese shooter in 2002 before Veenekamp too leveled it at the 2023 ISSF World Cup held at Bhopal in March earlier this year.

However, Sangwan missed all five shots in the first series and was always playing catch-up. She finished eighth in the final with an overall score of 10. On the way to the world record score, Rhythm Sangwan scored 296 in her the Precision stage and followed it up with an even impressive 299 in the Rapid stage to top the qualification stage. Greece's Anna Korakaki finished a distant second with a score of 588.

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Earlier on Wednesday, Rhythm Sangwan had opened India's medal tally at the ISSF World Cup Baku by winning a bronze medal in the Women's 10m Air Pistol event. She will now be in action in women's 25m pistol final later on Saturday.

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Manchester United Sporting Director Dan Ashworth leaves the club after just five months

According to multiple reports, Sporting Director Dan Ashworth has left Manchester United after just five months at the helm. Ashworth was in charge of football performance, recruitment, and operations at the club.

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Manchester United Sporting Director Dan Ashworth has left the position at the club after just five months of being appointed. According to multiple reports, the decision was finalized following the Red Devils' 2-3 defeat against Nottingham Forest last night.

A major change at Old Trafford

Dan Ashworth joined Manchester United only in July 2024 to oversee the operations of football performance and recruitment at Old Trafford. Ashworth did a sensational job at his previous club Newcastle United to help them rebuild which caught the attention of the new Manchester United owner, Sir Jim Ratcliffe. The 53-year-old executive pulled off some huge deals for the Red Devils as he played a crucial role in signing Joshua Zirkzee, Matthijs De Ligt, Noussair Mazraoui, Manuel Ugarte and Leny Yoro in the 2024 summer transfer window. Ashworth was also on the committee that sacked former boss Erik Ten Hag. 

However, Simone Stone, the journalist for BBC Sport who was at Old Trafford yesterday to cover the match, reported that Ashworth kept his head down and didn’t make eye contact with the journalists present in the mixed zone after the game. Stone hinted that there could be a lot of work in front of the United officials. There was nothing to confirm the shock decision but now it seems that Ashworth was sure about the decision of him getting dismissed.

According to a report by renowned journalist David Ornstein of TheAthletic, Ashworth reached a mutual agreement to depart from Old Trafford after the Forest game. following discussions with Omar Berrada, the newly appointed Chief Executive Officer of Manchester United.

It has also been reported that United owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe instigated the decision, who once praised Ashworth as one of the top sporting directors in the world. Now the officials in the club believe that Ashworth's transition at the club "has not been smooth" as the news is now officially confirmed. Manchester United have just confirmed the decision minutes ago which reads:

Dan Ashworth will be leaving his role as Sporting Director of Manchester United by mutual agreement.

We would like to thank Dan for his work and support during a transitional period for the club and wish him well for the future.
There has been no official confirmation on who will be appointed as the predecessor of Ashworth but the United official will need to speed up the process as the winter transfer window in January will approach in just 22 days. 
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ISL Stats: Players with most ISL Hat-tricks

Sunil Chhetri with his recent hat-trick against Kerala Blasters FC, became the only third player to score three ISL hat-tricks. Here are the players with the most ISL hat-tricks in their careers.

Koushik Biswas

Dec 8, 2024, 4:01 AM

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Scoring a hat-trick is considered one of the most significant achievements of a striker in football. In football leagues worldwide, we get to see the top-level strikers achieving multiple hat-tricks in their careers. 

In the Indian Super League, Nigerian striker Bartholomew Ogbeche has the record for scoring the most number of hattricks in the league. With Indian legend, Sunil Chhetri giving him a tough competition in the table, we present you players with the ISL stats of players with the most hat-tricks in Indian Super League history.

2 Hattricks | Stiven Mendoza, Dudu Omagbemi, Coro, Marcelinho, Modou Sougou 

Stiven Mendoza, Dudu Omagbemi, Coro, Marcelinho, and Modou Sougou have scored two hattricks in their ISL careers.

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Stiven Mendoza scored two ISL hat-tricks in just 15 league games.

Mendoza, the Colombian left winger played for Chennaiyin FC on two stints; once in the 2013/14 season and again in the 2014/15 season. He scored 15 goals in 22 games and netted twice in three ISL playoff matches. 

He scored his first ISL hat-trick against FC Goa in Chennaiyin’s opening game in 2015. Mendoza scored his second hattrick, against Kerala Blasters in a 4-1 win.

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Dudu after his hat-trick for FC Goa in 2015.

Dudu, the Nigerian striker is one of the known faces in Indian football, having played for East Bengal and Salgaocar FC in the I-League. However, he played for FC Pune City, FC Goa and Chennaiyin FC in ISL. 

He scored his first ISL hat-trick against Mumbai City FC while playing for FC Goa, in 2015. His last hat-trick in the league came against Northeast United FC in a 3-3 draw for Chennaiyin FC in the 2016/17 season. 

Coro - two ISL hat-tricks for FC Goa | sportzpoint.com
Coro is the only player to score hat-tricks in back-to-back ISL games.

Coro, the Spaniard spent three seasons in India with FC Goa from 2017-18 to 2019-20. In 50 ISL league games, he scored a stunning 47 goals while contributing 16 assists. He had scored back-to-back hattricks in his first season, one against Bengaluru FC, followed by one against Kerala Blasters. 

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Marcelinho scored a hat-trick for FC Pune City in 2017. Image | Scroll

Marcelinho, the Brazilian winger started his ISL career with Delhi Dynamos in 2016, joined Pune City in 2017 and continued playing in India for Hyderabad FC, Odisha FC, ATK Mohun Bagan and NEUFC. 

He scored one hat-trick against FC Goa for Delhi Dynamos and another against NEUFC for FC Pune City in 2017.

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Moduo after a hat-trick against ATK in 2018-19 season. Image | MCFC

Modou Sougou, the Senegalese right winger played for Mumbai City FC in the 2018/19 and 2019/20 seasons. He scored four goals in a match against Kerala Blasters in the 2018-19 season and scored his last ISL hat-trick against ATK in the same season. 

3 hattricks | Iain Hume and Sunil Chhetri 

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Hume after his hat-trick against Mumbai City FC. Image | India.com

One of the earliest stars of the Indian Super League, the Canadian striker, who had played for clubs like Leicester City, joined Kerala Blasters in the first season. In 2015/16, he moved to Atletico de Kolkata and won the league in 2016. Later, he rejoined KBFC, before finishing with Pune City. 

His fast ISL hat-trick came for Atletico Day, Kolkata against Mumbai City FC. His other hat-trick for ATK came against FC Pune City in the 2015-16 season.

Hume’s third hattrick was for Kerala Blasters against Delhi Dynamos in the 2017-18 season. 

ISL stats: Most ISL hat-tricks - Sunil Chhetri now has three ISL hat-tricks | Sportz Point
Sunil Chhetri is now the oldest player to score an ISL hat-trick. Image | ISL via X

Like Hume, Indian football legend, Sunil Chhetri has also scored 3 ISL hattricks in his career. The former India captain has scored the number of goals in the league’s history.

Chhetri became the first Indian player to score a hat-trick in ISL when he scored against Northeast United FC in the 2015/16 season for Mumbai City FC. 

In the 2017-18 season, Chhetri scored his second hat-trick against FC Pune City for Bengaluru FC. His latest hat-trick came against Kerala Blasters in 4-2 win for BFC. With this hat-trick, he has also become the oldest player to score a hat-trick in ISL history at 40 years and 126 days old.

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4 | Bartholomew Ogbeche

Bartholomew Ogbeche has scored the most ISL hat-tricks - sportzpoint.com
Bartholomew Ogbeche has scored the most ISL hat-tricks. Image | ISL

The former Nigerian striker is one of the most successful footballers in ISL history. In 2018, he started his career in India with Northeast United and later moved to clubs like Kerala Blasters, Mumbai City FC and Hyderabad FC.  

Bartholomew Ogbeche won the ISL Cup twice with Mumbai City FC and Hyderabad FC and the league once with Mumbai City FC. 

His first ISL hat-trick was against Chennaiyin FC for NEUFC in the 2018-19 season. Chennaiyin became his favourite opponent when he scored his second ISL hat-trick against the Kerala Blasters in the 2019-20 season. 

His third and fourth ISL hat-trick came for Hyderabad FC against East Bengal and FC Goa. 

ISL Hat-tricks FAQ

1. Who has scored the most ISL hat-tricks?

Answer: Bartholomew Ogbeche has scored the most ISL hat-tricks till now (4).

2. Who was the first player to score an ISL hat-trick?

Answer: André Moritz was the first player to score an ISL hat-trick. He scored the hat-trick for Mumbai City FC against FC Pune City in the 2014-15 season.

3. Who was the first Indian player to score an ISL hat-trick?

Answer: Sunil Chhetri became the first Indian player to score a hat-trick in ISL when he scored against Northeast United FC in the 2015/16 season for Mumbai City FC.

4. Who is the oldest player to score an ISL hat-trick?

Answer: At the age of 40 years and 126 days, Sunil Chhetri is the oldest player to score an ISL hat-trick.

5. Who is the only player to score four goals in an ISL match?

Answer: Modou Sougou is still the only player in ISL history to score four goals in a game. He achieved the feat while playing for Mumbai City FC in the 2018-19 season against Kerala Blasters.

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Real Madrid close in the gap on Barcelona with a 3-0 win over Girona

Real Madrid delivered a commanding performance to secure a 3-0 victory over Girona, narrowing the gap on league leaders Barcelona. With a clinical display of attacking football, Los Blancos keep their title ambitions alive

Muojindu Francis

Dec 8, 2024, 3:59 AM

Real Madrid players celebrate their goal against Girona- Sportz Point.com

Real Madrid secured a vital victory at Montilivi, defeating Girona 3-0 to keep pace in the La Liga title race. Jude Bellingham opened the scoring in the 36th minute, continuing his fine form with goals in five consecutive league games.

First Half

Jude Bellingham celebrates goal against Girona- Sportz Point.com

Girona started strongly but created few clear chances. Van de Beek’s early effort went over the bar, while Real Madrid began imposing themselves midway through the first half. Brahim Díaz came close in the 34th minute, forcing a sharp save from Gazzaniga. Moments later, Bellingham capitalized on a loose clearance to break the deadlock.

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Second Half

Madrid intensified their attack after halftime, with Tchouaméni’s header and Güler’s strike testing Girona’s defense. Arda Güler doubled the lead in the 55th minute, calmly slotting home from Bellingham’s precise pass. Kylian Mbappé sealed the victory in the 62nd minute, finishing brilliantly from Luka Modrić's pinpoint through ball.

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Despite Gazzaniga’s heroics, Real’s relentless pressure was too much for the hosts. This commanding win keeps Madrid in the title race and highlights their offensive depth and clinical edge as they continue their strong league campaign.

The club will be excitedly heading into next week's Champions League match.

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Final Score

Real Madrid- 3 (Bellingham 36', Guler 55', Mbappe' 62)

Girona- 0

 

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Man City 2-2 Crystal Palace: Manchester City secure a crucial draw away at Crystal Palace with 10 men

Manchester City showcased their resilience with a hard-fought draw against a determined Crystal Palace side at Selhurst Park with Haaland and Rico Lewis getting on the scoresheet. Sportz Point narrates the key highlights from this match

Muojindu Francis

Dec 7, 2024, 9:00 PM

Man City 2-2 Crystal Palace: Manchester City secure a crucial draw away at Crystal Palace with 10 men - sportzpoint.com

Visiting Selhurst Park was always set to be a challenging task for Pep Guardiola's City. With every team eager to claim maximum points, the home side delivered an impressive performance that pushed the reigning champions to their limits, forcing them to dig deep late in the match to salvage a point.

First Half

Munoz scores goal against City- Sportz Point.comBoth sides began the game to score early however it was Palace that made good use of their first chance when English midfielder Will Hughes threaded a neat through pass which Munoz latched onto and dispatched in the bottom left side of the goal to give the home side an early led.

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Haaland scores goal against Palace- Sportz Point.com City started to generate a lot of momentum by holding the ball for long periods to force Palace out but they remained resolute in defending and maintaining their shape. In the 30th minute, Mattheus Nunes played a beautiful cross which Haaland headed from the centre of the box to the left-hand corner of the post to make it 1-1. Iikay Gundogan struck the bar before halftime.

Read Also5 Foreign Stars Who Have Scored Most Goals in Premier League History

Second Half

Rico Lewis scores a goal against Palace- Sportz Point.comCity started the second half in control once more, but it was Palace who broke the deadlock through Maxence Lacroix. In the 55th minute, Hughes delivered a precise corner that found Lacroix surging forward, and the centre-back powered a close-range header past Ortega, leaving him with no chance. 

However, City once again rose to the occasion after falling behind—this time through an unexpected source in Lewis. A swift 68th-minute move began with a drop ball in Palace's half. Kevin De Bruyne played it to Bernardo Silva, who delivered a sublime pass to the onrushing Rico Lewis. 

Rico Lewis is shown a red card by referee Rob Jones. - sportzpoint.com
Rico is shown a red card by referee Rob Jones.

The England defender unleashed a spectacular shot into the top left corner, levelling the score in style. However, the England defender was later shown a red card after receiving a second booking for a foul on Trevor Chalobah. This decision will see Lewis miss next weekend's Manchester derby.

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Final Score

Crystal Palace- 2 (Haaland 30', Lewis 68')

Manchester City- 2 (Munoz 4', Lacroix 55')

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BCCI announce the player List for WPL 2025 Auction: Only two players from Bengal

BCCI announced the player list for the upcoming WPL 2025 Auction. 120 players are on the list, among which 91 are Indian and 29 overseas cricketers, including 3 from Associate Nations.

Koushik Biswas

Dec 7, 2024, 5:46 PM

BCC announce the player List for WPL 2025 Auction: Only two players from Bengal - sportzpoint.com

BCCI announced the player list for the upcoming WPL 2025 Auction. 120 players are on the list, among which 91 are Indian and 29 overseas cricketers, including 3 from Associate Nations.

The Women's Premier League (WPL) Auction 2025 will take place on 15th December 2024 in Bengaluru. The are 82 Indian uncapped players and 8 uncapped overseas players in the auction list.

With most of the franchises holding their core group of players, 19 slots will be up for grabs, with 5 slots reserved for overseas players.

Only 3 players were listed in the bracket of the highest base price of INR 50 lakhs while 28 players will be auctioned starting with their base price of INR 30 lakhs. 

West Indies' Deandra Dottin will enter the WPL 2025 Auction with a base price of INR 50 lakhs - sportzpoint.com
West Indies' Deandra Dottin will enter the WPL 2025 Auction with a base price of INR 50 lakhs.

West Indian all-rounder Deandra Dottin, England batter Heather Knight, and South African wicket-keeper batter Lizelle Lee will enter the auction with the highest base price of INR 50 lakhs.

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In the first set of 20 marquee players, Australia's Darcie Brown and Kim Garth, England's Lauren Bell and Sarah Glenn and India's Sneh Rana can go for big bucks during the WPL 2025 auction.

From the Cricket Association of Bengal, only two players have been able to make it to the list. Priyanka Bala, who was already with the Mumbai Indians squad, has found herself on the list. Along with her, young all-rounder Sushmita Ganguly will also be auctioned with a base price of INR 10 lakhs.

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Breakdown of 120 players in the WPL auction list

Sr. No

Capped/Uncapped players

No. of players

1

Capped Indians

9

2

Capped Overseas

21

3

Uncapped Indian

82

4

Uncapped overseas

8

 

Total

120

WPL 2025 Reatined players' list

Team Retained Players
Delhi Capitals Alice Capsey*, Annabel Sutherland*, Arundhati Reddy, Jemimah Rodrigues, Jess Jonassen*, Marizanne Kapp*, Meg Lanning*, Minnu Mani, Radha Yadav, Shafali Verma, Shikha Pandey, Sneha Deepthi, Taniyaa Bhatia, Titas Sadhu
Gujarat Giants Ashleigh Gardner*, Beth Mooney*, Bharti Fulmali, Dayalan Hemalatha, Harleen Deol, Kashvee Gautam, Laura Wolvaardt*, Mannat Kashyap, Meghna Singh, Phoebe Litchfield*, Priya Mishra, Sayali Satghare, Shabnam Shakil, Tanuja Kanwer
Mumbai Indians Amandeep Kaur, Amanjot Kaur, Amelia Kerr*, Chloe Tryon*, Harmanpreet Kaur, Hayley Matthews*, Jintimani Kalita, Keerthana Balakrishnan, Natalie Sciver*, Pooja Vastrakar, Sajeevan Sajana, Saika Ishaque, Shabnim Ismail*, Yastika Bhatia
Royal Challengers Bengaluru  Asha Shobana, Dani Wyatt*, Ekta Bisht, Ellyse Perry*, Georgia Wareham*, Kanika Ahuja, Kate Cross*, Renuka Singh, Richa Ghosh, Sabbhineni Meghana, Shreyanka Patil, Smriti Mandhana, Sophie Devine*, Sophie Molineux*
UP Warriorz Alyssa Healy*, Anjali Sarvani, Chamari Athapaththu*, Deepti Sharma, Gouher Sultana, Grace Harris*, Kiran Navgire, Poonam Khemnar, Rajeshwari Gayakwad, Saima Thakor, Shweta Sehrawat, Sophie Ecclestone*, Tahlia McGrath*, Uma Chetry, Vrinda Dinesh

Full list of players listed for the WPL 2025 Auction

List Sr. No. Set No. First Name Surname Country State Association Age Specialism     Test caps ODI caps T20 caps 2024 Team 2024 WPL Matches C/U/A Reserve Price Rs Lakh
1 1 Lauren Bell England - 24 BOWLER RHB RIGHT ARM Fast 3 14 27 UPW 0 Capped 30
2 1 Maia Bouchier England - 26 BATTER RHB RIGHT ARM Medium   12 42     Capped 30
3 1 Darcie Brown Australia - 21 BOWLER RHB RIGHT ARM Fast 4 19 34     Capped 30
4 1 Lauren Cheatle Australia - 26 BOWLER LHB LEFT ARM Fast Medium 1 4 7 GG 0 Capped 30
5 1 Nadine De Klerk South Africa   25 ALL-ROUNDER RHB RIGHT ARM Medium 3 38 65     Capped 30
6 1 Deandra Dottin West Indies   33 ALL-ROUNDER RHB RIGHT ARM Fast Medium   143 132     Capped 50
7 1 Kim Garth Australia - 28 BOWLER RHB RIGHT ARM Fast Medium 3 48 57     Capped 30
8 1 Danielle Gibson England - 23 ALL-ROUNDER RHB RIGHT ARM Medium     22     Capped 30
9 1 Sarah Glenn England - 25 BOWLER RHB RIGHT ARM Leg Spin   17 70     Capped 30
10 1 Heather Graham Australia - 28 ALL-ROUNDER RHB RIGHT ARM Medium   1 5     Capped 30
11 1 Tejal Hasabnis India MACA 27 ALL-ROUNDER RHB RIGHT ARM Off Spin   3       Capped 30
12 1 Chinelle Henry West Indies   29 ALL-ROUNDER RHB RIGHT ARM Fast Medium   48 59     Capped 30
13 1 Alana King Australia - 29 BOWLER RHB RIGHT ARM Leg Spin 4 29 22     Capped 30
14 1 Heather Knight England - 34 BATTER RHB RIGHT ARM Off Spin 12 143 126     Capped 50
15 1 C Prathyusha India KSCA 26 ALL-ROUNDER RHB RIGHT ARM Leg Spin   1       Capped 30
16 1 Orla Prendergast Ireland   22 ALL-ROUNDER RHB RIGHT ARM Fast Medium   31 57     Capped 30
17 1 Sneh Rana India RSPB 30 ALL-ROUNDER RHB RIGHT ARM Off Spin 4 27 25 GG 4 Capped 30
18 1 Shubha Satheesh India KSCA 25 ALL-ROUNDER LHB RIGHT ARM Medium 2     RCB 0 Capped 30
19 1 Sushma Verma India HPCA 32 WICKETKEEPER RHB   1 43 19     Capped 30
20 1 Poonam Yadav India UPCA 33 BOWLER RHB RIGHT ARM Leg Spin 1 58 72 DC 0 Capped 30
21 2 Raghvi Bist India CAU 20 ALL-ROUNDER RHB RIGHT ARM Medium           Uncapped 10
22 2 N. Charani India ACA 20 ALL-ROUNDER LHB LEFT ARM Slow Orthodox           Uncapped 10
23 2 Laura Harris Australia - 34 BATTER RHB         DC 0 Uncapped 10
24 2 Ira Jadhav India MCA 14 BATTER RHB RIGHT ARM Medium           Uncapped 10
25 2 Fatima Jaffer India MCA 22 ALL-ROUNDER RHB LEFT ARM Slow Orthodox       MI 0 Uncapped 10
26 2 Humairaa Kaazi India MCA 31 ALL-ROUNDER RHB RIGHT ARM Off Spin       MI 7 Uncapped 10
27 2 G Kamalini India TNCA 16 WICKETKEEPER LHB             Uncapped 10
28 2 Nandini Kashyap India CAU 21 WICKETKEEPER RHB             Uncapped 10
29 2 Jagravi Pawar India MCA 25 BOWLER RHB RIGHT ARM Off Spin           Uncapped 10
30 2 Pratika Rawal India RSPB 24 BATTER RHB RIGHT ARM Off Spin           Uncapped 10
31 2 Prema Rawat India CAU 23 ALL-ROUNDER RHB RIGHT ARM Leg Spin           Uncapped 10
32 2 Simran Shaikh India MCA 23 BATTER RHB RIGHT ARM Leg Spin           Uncapped 10
33 2 Tanisha Singh India DDCA 21 ALL-ROUNDER RHB RIGHT ARM Off Spin           Uncapped 10
34 2 Sonal Thakur India HPCA 22 ALL-ROUNDER RHB RIGHT ARM Leg Spin           Uncapped 10
35 2 S Yashasri India HYCA 21 BOWLER RHB RIGHT ARM Fast       UPW 0 Uncapped 10
36 3 Nicola Carey Australia - 31 ALL-ROUNDER LHB RIGHT ARM Medium   23 27     Capped 30
37 3 Sophia Dunkley England - 26 BATTER RHB RIGHT ARM Leg Spin 5 33 61     Capped 30
38 3 Lauren Filer England - 24 BOWLER RHB RIGHT ARM Fast 2 10 7     Capped 30
39 3 Mansi Joshi India CAU 31 ALL-ROUNDER RHB RIGHT ARM Medium   14 8     Capped 30
40 3 Lizelle Lee South Africa   32 WICKETKEEPER RHB   2 100 82     Capped 50
41 3 Rosemary Mair New Zealand   26 BOWLER RHB RIGHT ARM Fast   16 31     Capped 30
42 3 Madhuri Mehta India OCA 33 BATTER RHB     2 3     Capped 30
43 3 Nuzhat Parween India RSPB 28 WICKETKEEPER RHB     1 5     Capped 30
44 3 Paige Scholfield England - 29 ALL-ROUNDER RHB RIGHT ARM Medium   3 2     Capped 30
45 3 Amanda-Jade Wellington Australia - 27 ALL-ROUNDER RHB RIGHT ARM Leg Spin 1 14 8     Capped 30
46 4 Amisha Bahukhandi India CAU 26 BOWLER RHB LEFT ARM Slow Orthodox           Uncapped 10
47 4 Priyanka Bala India CAB 29 WICKETKEEPER RHB         MI 1 Uncapped 10
48 4 Gunjan Bhandari India CAU 24 ALL-ROUNDER RHB RIGHT ARM Fast           Uncapped 10
49 4 Salonee Dangore India CSCSCA 26 ALL-ROUNDER RHB RIGHT ARM Leg Spin           Uncapped 10
50 4 Milly Illingworth Australia - 19 BOWLER RHB RIGHT ARM Fast           Uncapped 10
51 4 Prathyoosha Kumar India KSCA 25 WICKETKEEPER RHB             Uncapped 10
52 4 Ashwani Kumari India JSCA 27 ALL-ROUNDER RHB RIGHT ARM Medium       DC 0 Uncapped 10
53 4 Shashi Mathur India JSCA 29 BATTER RHB             Uncapped 10
54 4 Aparna Mondal India RSPB 29 WICKETKEEPER RHB         DC 0 Uncapped 10
55 4 Anshu Nagar India DDCA 14 BOWLER LHB LEFT ARM Fast           Uncapped 10
56 4 Tanisha Ohlan India HCA 18 BATTER RHB RIGHT ARM Leg Spin           Uncapped 10
57 4 Tarannum Pathan India GCA 31 ALL-ROUNDER RHB RIGHT ARM Off Spin       GG 1 Uncapped 10
58 4 Shraddha Pokharkar India MACA 28 BOWLER RHB LEFT ARM Fast Medium       RCB 3 Uncapped 10
59 4 Niki Prasad India KSCA 19 ALL-ROUNDER RHB RIGHT ARM Off Spin           Uncapped 10
60 4 Laxmi Yadav India DDCA 27 WICKETKEEPER RHB         UPW 0 Uncapped 10
61 5 Manali Dakshini India MCA 27 ALL-ROUNDER RHB RIGHT ARM Fast           Uncapped 10
62 5 Rima Ekka India OCA 26 BOWLER RHB RIGHT ARM Fast Medium           Uncapped 10
63 5 Rahila Firdous India MPCA 26 WICKETKEEPER RHB             Uncapped 10
64 5 Shipra Giri India UPCA 22 WICKETKEEPER RHB             Uncapped 10
65 5 Arushi Goel India UPCA 27 BATTER RHB             Uncapped 10
66 5 Kranti Goud India MPCA 21 ALL-ROUNDER RHB RIGHT ARM Fast           Uncapped 10
67 5 Sanskriti Gupta India MPCA 20 ALL-ROUNDER LHB RIGHT ARM Off Spin           Uncapped 10
68 5 Priyanka Koushal India MPCA 29 ALL-ROUNDER LHB LEFT ARM Slow Orthodox           Uncapped 10
69 5 Suman Meena India RCA 24 BOWLER RHB RIGHT ARM Fast           Uncapped 10
70 5 Shivani Singh India HPCA 24 WICKETKEEPER RHB RIGHT ARM Fast Medium           Uncapped 10
71 5 Parunika Sisodia India DDCA 19 BOWLER RHB LEFT ARM Slow Orthodox           Uncapped 10
72 5 Rubia Syed India JKCA 30 ALL-ROUNDER RHB RIGHT ARM Fast Medium           Uncapped 10
73 5 Jyoti Thakur India HPCA 26 ALL-ROUNDER RHB RIGHT ARM Fast Medium           Uncapped 10
74 5 G Trisha India HYCA 19 ALL-ROUNDER RHB RIGHT ARM Leg Spin           Uncapped 10
75 5 Joshitha V J India KCA 18 ALL-ROUNDER RHB RIGHT ARM Fast Medium           Uncapped 10
76 6 Safina Aziz India CAU 22 ALL-ROUNDER RHB RIGHT ARM Off Spin           Uncapped 10
77 6 Samantha Bates Australia - 32 BOWLER RHB LEFT ARM Slow Orthodox           Uncapped 10
78 6 Neelam Bhardwaj India CAU 18 ALL-ROUNDER RHB RIGHT ARM Off Spin           Uncapped 10
79 6 Monikha Das India ASCA 33 ALL-ROUNDER RHB RIGHT ARM Fast Medium           Uncapped 10
80 6 Tess Flintoff Australia - 21 ALL-ROUNDER RHB RIGHT ARM Fast Medium           Uncapped 10
81 6 Sushmita Ganguly India CAB 21 BOWLER RHB RIGHT ARM Off Spin           Uncapped 10
82 6 Devika Kandregula India ACA 24 ALL-ROUNDER RHB RIGHT ARM Off Spin           Uncapped 10
83 6 Nazma Khan India DDCA 28 ALL-ROUNDER RHB RIGHT ARM Off Spin           Uncapped 10
84 6 Charli Knott Australia - 22 ALL-ROUNDER RHB RIGHT ARM Off Spin           Uncapped 10
85 6 P.Ranga Lakshmi India ACA 18 BATTER RHB RIGHT ARM Leg Spin           Uncapped 10
86 6 Kanchan Nagwani India VCA 30 ALL-ROUNDER RHB RIGHT ARM Leg Spin           Uncapped 10
87 6 Tanusree Sarkar India RSPB 28 ALL-ROUNDER RHB RIGHT ARM Off Spin           Uncapped 10
88 6 Nandani Sharma India UTCA 23 BOWLER RHB RIGHT ARM Fast           Uncapped 10
89 6 Tripti Singh India UPCA 21 BATTER RHB             Uncapped 10
90 6 Sonam Yadav India UPCA 17 BATTER RHB LEFT ARM Slow Orthodox           Uncapped 10
91 7 Bhavika Ahire India MACA 17 WICKETKEEPER LHB             Uncapped 10
92 7 Khushi Bhatia India MCA 22 WICKETKEEPER RHB             Uncapped 10
93 7 Pranavi Chandra India HYCA 22 BATTER RHB             Uncapped 10
94 7 Krutika Chaudhari India GUCA 27 BOWLER RHB LEFT ARM Slow Orthodox           Uncapped 10
95 7 Riya Chaudhari India MCA 23 WICKETKEEPER RHB             Uncapped 10
96 7 Najla CMC India KCA 21 ALL-ROUNDER RHB RIGHT ARM Off Spin           Uncapped 10
97 7 Hurley Gala India MCA 18 ALL-ROUNDER RHB RIGHT ARM Fast Medium           Uncapped 10
98 7 Suman Gulia India HCA 26 ALL-ROUNDER RHB RIGHT ARM Fast           Uncapped 10
99 7 Prakashika Naik India MCA 27 BOWLER RHB RIGHT ARM Leg Spin           Uncapped 10
100 7 Mousumi Narah India ASCA 22 BOWLER RHB RIGHT ARM Leg Spin           Uncapped 10
101 7 Hani Patel India BCA 26 BOWLER RHB LEFT ARM Slow Orthodox           Uncapped 10
102 7 Anushka Sharma India MPCA 21 ALL-ROUNDER RHB RIGHT ARM Off Spin           Uncapped 10
103 7 Shivali Shinde India MACA 28 WICKETKEEPER RHB             Uncapped 10
104 7 Upasana Yadav India DDCA 20 BATTER RHB             Uncapped 10
105 7 Preeti Yadav India GCA 29 ALL-ROUNDER LHB LEFT ARM Slow Orthodox           Uncapped 10
106 8 Sarah Bryce Scotland   25 WICKETKEEPER RHB             Associate 10
107 8 Arshi Choudhary India TNCA 26 ALL-ROUNDER RHB RIGHT ARM Off Spin           Uncapped 10
108 8 Archana Devi India UPCA 20 ALL-ROUNDER RHB RIGHT ARM Off Spin           Uncapped 10
109 8 Samaira Dharnidharka UAE   17 ALL-ROUNDER RHB RIGHT ARM Fast Medium           Associate 10
110 8 Mehak Kesar India PCA 32 BOWLER RHB RIGHT ARM Off Spin           Uncapped 10
111 8 Komalpreet Kour India PCA 28 BOWLER RHB RIGHT ARM Medium           Uncapped 10
112 8 Akshita Maheshwari India RCA 24 ALL-ROUNDER RHB RIGHT ARM Fast Medium           Uncapped 20
113 8 Rameswari Naik India OCA 26 BOWLER RHB RIGHT ARM Fast Medium           Uncapped 10
114 8 Falak Naz India UPCA 20 ALL-ROUNDER RHB RIGHT ARM Fast Medium           Uncapped 10
115 8 Mamta Rani India PCA 22 BOWLER RHB LEFT ARM Slow Orthodox           Uncapped 10
116 8 Theertha Satish UAE   20 WICKETKEEPER LHB RIGHT ARM Off Spin           Associate 10
117 8 Shanu Sen India RCA 22 BOWLER RHB LEFT ARM Slow Orthodox           Uncapped 10
118 8 Neetu Singh India PCA 26 ALL-ROUNDER RHB RIGHT ARM Leg Spin           Uncapped 10
119 8 Anusha Sundaresan India TNCA 28 ALL-ROUNDER RHB RIGHT ARM Medium           Uncapped 10
120 8 Sunanda Yetrekar India GCA 32 BOWLER RHB RIGHT ARM Leg Spin           Uncapped 10

 

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