Madhuri Mehta

She firmly etched Odisha on the map of national women's cricket.Madhuri Mehta from Balangir town is part of the 15-member team of the national women's cricket that will go to West Indies for playing twenty-20.

Encouraged by the success of women cricketers from the state Madhuri Mehta and Rosanara Parvin, the Odisha Cricket Association (OCA) has decided to strengthen women's cricket in the state.

Cuttack celebrates India's women's World Cup triumph, with local players calling it a watershed moment for women's cricket. Captain Sushree Dibyadarshini believes the victory signifies a new era, inspiring young cricketers to dream bigger and work harder. Players like Nivedita John Naik and Madhuri Mehta expressed their emotional connection and renewed confidence, aiming to represent India on the world stage.

Devika Vaidya was on Friday named captain of the India A team while off-spinner Sneh Rana will lead the India B side in the upcoming Quadrangular T20I series also featuring Bangladesh and Thailand.

Wicket-keeper batswoman Sushma Verma will lead the Board President's XI during the two warm-up games against South Africa women starting in Surat on September 20.

A live micro ear surgery workshop was conducted by Ear Nose and Throat department, Ganesh Shankar Vidyarthi Memorial Medical College on Saturday.

A Balangir lass has made it to the 15-member Indian women's cricket team that will fly to the Caribbean later this month.

Goa's Shreya Parab and Maharashtra's Shivani Shinde were on Thursday named as replacements in the India A and B squads for the upcoming Quadrangular T20 Series featuring Bangladesh and Thailand.

Odisha Cricket Association president and National Cricket Academy chairman Ranjib Biswal has been named the Team India manager for the Champions Trophy to be held in England in June.

A-Yes, I would have been happier had Madhuri also got selected.But that did not happen.I am sure she would get her chance in future.She is too good a batswoman to sit out for long.

16-year-old G Kamalini became the highlight of the Women's Premier League (WPL) 2025 auction, fetching a whopping Rs 1.6 crore from Mumbai Indians (MI) after a bidding war with Delhi Capitals (DC). Gujarat Giants (GG) secured Deandra Dottin and Simran Shaikh for a whooping sum of Rs 1.7 crore and Rs 1.9 crore respectively.