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Amrita Shinde FULL NAME Amrita Pratapsinh Shinde BORN July 09, 1975, Kolhapur, Maharashtra BATTING STYLE Right hand Bat BOWLING STYLE Legbreak Born on the 9th of July 1975, Amrita Pratapsinh Shinde is a name that resonates in the corridors of Indian women's cricket history. An all-rounder with a right-handed batting style and a right-arm leg break bowling technique, Amrita brought a dynamic edge to the game during her playing days, leaving an indelible mark on the sport. Early Cricketing Journey Amrita's journey in cricket likely started in the cricket-loving neighborhoods of her hometown. From those initial cricketing forays, she emerged as a talented prospect, showcasing her abilities in both batting and bowling. Her natural flair for the game quickly caught the attention of selectors and cricket enthusiasts alike. All-Round Prowess: Right-Handed Batting and Right-Arm Leg Break Bowling Amrita's all-round capabilities set her apart on the cricket field. As a right-handed b

Rashi Kanojiya BORN April 20, 1998, Agra, Uttar Pradesh BATTING STYLE Right hand Bat BOWLING STYLE Slow Left arm Orthodox Rashi Ashokumar Kanojiya : The Spin Maestro from Uttar Pradesh. Born on the 20th of August 1998, Rashi Ashokumar Kanojiya has emerged as a formidable force in Indian women's cricket. Hailing from Uttar Pradesh, she has made a significant impact as a slow left-arm orthodox bowler, weaving her magic on the cricket field with finesse and precision. Early Cricketing Journey in Uttar Pradesh Rashi Kanojiya's tryst with cricket began in the cricketing heartland of Uttar Pradesh, where she honed her skills in the local cricketing circuits. From the by-lanes of her hometown to representing the state, her journey is a testament to the talent that lies beyond the traditional cricketing hubs. Crafting Artistry: Slow Left-Arm Orthodox Bowling Rashi's bowling style, the slow left-arm orthodox, reflects her mastery of spin. Her ability to outfox batters with subtle va

Sarika Koli ULL NAME Sarika Milind Koli BORN December 05, 1994, Bombay (now Mumbai), Maharashtra BATTING STYLE Right hand Bat BOWLING STYLE Right arm Medium Born on the 5th of December 1994 in the bustling city of Mumbai, Sarika Koli has emerged as a powerhouse in Indian women's cricket. With a flair for aggressive batting and astute leadership, she has etched her name in the cricketing landscape, leaving an indelible mark on the sport. Early Years and Cricketing Spark Sarika's journey in cricket began against the backdrop of Mumbai, a city that breathes and lives the sport. From the gullies of her neighborhood to the iconic maidans, she cultivated her skills, laying the foundation for what would become a remarkable career. Dynamic Batting: A 160-Run Spectacle One of Sarika's defining moments came in the UWCL Women's T20 Tournament, where she showcased her explosive batting prowess. Scoring a staggering 160 runs in just 67 balls, she not only left the opposition in awe

Sachin Baby Indian cricketer Sachin Baby (born 18 December 1988) is an Indian cricketer who plays for Kerala in domestic cricket. He is a Date of birth : 18 December 1988 Batting    left-handed batsman and Bowling : right-arm off breaker. Born on the 18th of December 1988, Sachin Baby is not just a cricketer with a name reminiscent of a legend; he has crafted his own unique journey in the dynamic world of Indian cricket. Hailing from a small village, Sachin has risen to prominence, showcasing not only his cricketing prowess but also his leadership abilities. Early Years and Cricketing Roots Sachin Baby's early years were infused with the love for cricket, growing up in the cricket-centric culture of his hometown. Born with a bat in hand, his journey from local matches to the grandeur of international cricket is a story of determination, hard work, and an unwavering passion for the game. Domestic Cricket Triumphs Sachin Baby's cricketing ascent found its rhythm in domestic tour

Gautam Nag FULL NAME: Gautam Kumar Nag BORN: 18th June, 1956, Cuttack ACADEMIC QUALIFICATION: Studied at Stewart School, Cuttack and did his graduation in commerce at Ravenshaw College, Cuttack. TYPE OF PLAYER: Right-hand batsman and wicketkeeper IDOLS : Rodney Marsh, Syed Kirmani and Sunil Gavaskar Born on the 18th of June, 1956, in the cricket-loving city of Cuttack, Gautam Kumar Nag etched his name into the annals of Indian cricket as a versatile and skillful cricketer. His journey from the narrow lanes of Cuttack to the cricketing arenas is a tale of dedication, perseverance, and an undying passion for the sport. Early Life and Cricketing Beginnings Gautam Kumar Nag's tryst with cricket likely began on the local grounds of Cuttack, where he honed his skills and ignited the flame of his passion for the game. The bustling cricket culture of Cuttack undoubtedly played a pivotal role in shaping Nag's cricketing ambitions. Domestic Cricket Ascendancy Nag's entry into the

Ashokananda Jena BORN : September 1946, Puri, Orissa (Source: cricketarchive.com), FAMILY: Father (Muralidhar Jena), mother (Basant Kumari Jena), PROFESSION : Worked at State Bank of India TYPE OF CRICKETER : Right-hand batsman and slow left-arm orthodox spinner Born in the serene city of Puri, Orissa, in September 1946, Ashokananda Jena emerged as a stalwart in Indian cricket during a period that laid the foundations for the sport's growth in the country. His journey from the coastal town of Puri to the cricketing arenas is a testament to his passion, skill, and contribution to the game. Early Days and Cricketing Passion Ashokananda Jena's cricketing journey likely began on the vibrant fields of Puri, where his talent as a cricketer first began to blossom. The early years of Indian cricket were marked by a love for the game that transcended statistics, and Jena embodied this spirit. Domestic Cricket Brilliance Jena's cricketing prowess found expression primarily in his pe

Bibhuti Bhusan Das DIED : 10th February 2010 at Cuttack. He was 85 MAJOR PERFORMANCE/ACHIEVEMENT: * Functioned at the secrtary of Odisha Cricket Association from 1976 to 2000 before being succeeded by Asirbad Behera. * Functioned as a vice-president of the BCCI from 1988 to 1992. * Toured Pakistan as the assistant manager of the Indian cricket team. * Elected as the secretary of Orissa Olympic Association (OOA) in 1984. * Functioned as the secretary of Mayurbhanj District Athletic Association for more than a decade. Born on an undisclosed date, Bibhuti Bhusan Das left an indelible mark on Indian cricket during his illustrious career. His legacy, though, transcends statistics and records; it is a testament to the dedication and passion he brought to the sport. Cricketing Journey Little is known about Bibhuti Bhusan Das's early life, including his date of birth, which adds an air of mystery to his cricketing narrative. What is evident, however, is his profound imp