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Not just a 'gentleman’s game': How women changed cricket

Not just a 'gentleman’s game': How women changed cricket

Colours of Cricket
27 min
26 Sep 22
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A woman invented overarm bowling in cricket and the first ever world cup was played by women. Ironically though, cricket was always called a ‘gentleman’s game’. In this episode of Colours of Cricket, we explore the challenges faced by female cricketers in Australia, and how South Asian women are contributing to a new era for women’s cricket.