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Women's cricket in India stands on cusp of its watershed moment: Tendulkar

Sachin Tendulkar views the 2025 Women’s ODI World Cup as a milestone to elevate Indian women’s cricket, backed by record ICC prize money and growing grassroots inspiration.

  • Sachin Tendulkar, writing for the ICC, said the eight-team ODI World Cup starting in India on Tuesday, September 30 in Guwahati is poised to be a watershed moment for women's cricket.
  • Drawing on history, Tendulkar compared it to the 1983 Cricket World Cup and noted that the 2017 Women's World Cup final in England gave women's cricket a major boost.
  • Tendulkar wrote, `I sense that women's cricket in India stands on the cusp of its own watershed moment. The upcoming ICC Women's World Cup will not just be about chasing a trophy; it will be about igniting countless dreams` and praised record prize money surpassing the men's 2023 World Cup, symbolizing respect for women's cricket.
  • Tendulkar said the team will carry the hopes of millions and inspire a generation, while the ICC event at home provides women's cricket the platform to elevate the game nationwide.
  • With the event back after 12 years, Tendulkar credited Jay Shah, ICC chairman and former BCCI secretary, for pushing equal match fees and laying the foundation for the Women's Premier League.
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