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Mithali Raj Honoured with BCCI Lifetime Achievement Award, Celebrates Rise of Women’s Cricket in India

By Editorial Team 👁 30
Indian cricket legend Mithali Raj has expressed deep gratitude after being honoured with the Lifetime Achievement Award by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), recognising her extraordinary contribution to the growth and success of women’s cricket in the country. Widely regarded as one of the pioneers of the modern women’s game, Mithali reflected on the journey of the sport in India, saying she felt truly honoured to receive the prestigious recognition and grateful to have witnessed the remarkable rise of women’s cricket over the years. With a career spanning more than two decades, Mithali Raj not only became one of the most accomplished batters in the history of the women’s game but also played a defining role in elevating the visibility and competitiveness of Indian women’s cricket on the global stage. Under her leadership, India reached the final of the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup 2017, a moment widely seen as a turning point for the sport’s popularity in the country. Her contribution extends far beyond statistics, inspiring a new generation of players who now represent India across formats and leagues worldwide. The honour from the BCCI stands as a tribute to her enduring legacy and the transformative era she helped shape for women’s cricket in India.
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