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INDIES TOP 136 HINDI TELEVISION ACTRESSES OF ALL TIME!

INDIES TOP 136 HINDI TELEVISION ACTRESSES OF ALL TIME!

 1.      .Rita Bhaduri

2.      .Prabha Sinha

3.      .Uttara Baokar

4.      .Seema Kapoor

5.      .Nishi Malhotra

6.      . Kavita Kapoor

7.      . Manasi Joshi

8.      . Supriya Pathak

9.      . Shagufta Ali

10.   .Moonmoon Banerjee

11.   .Tabassum

12.   .Anita Kanwar

13.   .Nauheed Cyrusi

14.   . Kamini Kaushal

15.   .Sheetal Thakkar

16.   .Sujata Mehta

17.   .Vaishali Dandekar

18.   .Poonam Rehani Sarin

19.   .Mrinal Kulkarni

20.   . Swaroop Sampat

21.   .Bhagyashree

22.   .Ritu Vashisht

23.   .Archana Joglekar

24.   .Poonam Narula

25.   . Sushmita Mukherjee

26.   .Neelima Azim

27.   .Megha Chatterjee

28.   .Bhoomika Chawla

29.   .Sagarika Soni

30.   . Aamna Sharif

31.   .Simone Singh

32.   . Anju Mahendru

33.   . Shiny Doshi

34.   . Surveen Chawla

35.   . Ananya Khare

36.   . Savita Prabhune

37.   .Pamela Mukherjee

38.   .Moushumi Chatterjee

39.   .Alka Amin

40.   .Himani Shivpuri

41.   . Vineeta Malik

42.   . Aruna Irani

43.   . Farida Jalal

44.   . Renuka Shahane

45.   .Suchitra Krishnamoorthi

46.   . Amita Nangia

47.   . Malvika Tiwari

48.   . Pushtiie

49.   .Sarita Joshi

50.   . Reema Lagoo

51.   .Joan David

52.   . Shweta Tiwari

53.   . Sonarika Bhadoria

54.   . Krutika Desai

55.   . Mita Vashisht

56.   . Bhavna Balsawar

57.   .Shehnaz Kudia

58.   . Navneet Nishan

59.   . Sonika Gill

60.   . Smita Bansal

61.   . Nandita Thakur

62.   .Dina Pathak

63.   . Nisha Singh

64.   . Mona Singh

65.   . Urvashi Dholakia

66.   . Loveleen Mishra

67.   . Natasha Singh (Dekh Bhai Dekh)

68.   . Amina Shervani (Fauji)

69.   . Shoma Anand

70.   . Mandira Bedi

71.   . Nazneen

72.   . Neena Gupta

73.   . Savita Bhatti

74.   . Jayshree Arora

75.   . Manju Vyas

76.   . Vandana Pathak

77.   . Sheela Sharma

78.   . Benu Kalsi

79.   . Bharti Achrekar

80.   . Rama Vij

81.   . Shikha Swaroop

82.   . Roma Manik

83.   . Karishma Acharya

84.   . Asawari Joshi

85.   . Asha Sharma

86.   .Ashwini Bhave

87.   . Channa Ruparel

88.   . Varsha Usgaonkar

89.   . Debashree Roy

90.   . Rajeshwari Sachdev

91.   . Shammi

92.   . Archana Puran Singh

93.   . Natasha Sinha

94.   . Menaka Babbar

95.   . Meena Chakraborty

96.   . Sushma Seth

97.   . Lalita Pawar

98.   . Sukanya Kulkarni

99.   . Sadhana Singh

100.              . Shernaz Patel

101.              . Bhairavi Raichura

102.              . Asha Sachdev

103.              . Gracy Singh

104.              . Delnaaz Irani

105.              . Kiran Dubey

106.              . Kavita Chaudhary

107.              . Sangeeta Naik

108.              . Shilpa Saklani

109.              . Supriya Pilgaonkar

110.              . Giaa Manek

111.              . Ila Arun

112.              . Jahnavi (Mahabharat)

113.              . Ketki Dave

114.              . Ritu Chaudhary Seth

115.              . Seema Pahwa

116.              . Sarita Sethi

117.              .Pallavi Joshi

118.              .Aloka Mukherjee

119.              . Kiran Juneja

120.              .Jaswant Kaur

121.              . Prachi Shah

122.              . Priya Tendulkar

123.              . Aparajita

124.              . Shilpa Shinde

125.              . Renuka Israni

126.              . Parijat

127.              . Rajni Bala

128.              . Nausheen Ali Sardar

129.              . Jayshree Gadkar

130.              . Megha Gupta

131.              .Ekta Sohini

132.              . Divya Seth Shah

133.              . Deepika Chikhaliya

134.              . Kamia Malhotra

135.              . Roopa Ganguly

136.              . Padma Khanna

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[ad_1] Wrestling in Olympics (PC: Olympics) Protests seem to have become a norm rather than an exception. On Friday, almost a dozen wrestlers had to resort to a protest outside the residence of Sports Minister Mansukh Mandaviya in New Delhi before things moved fast. A day before, Wrestling Federation of India Sanjay Singh had announced he was pulling out the 12-member team from the World Championship (non-Olympic weight categories) to be held in Tirana, Albania from October 28 to 31. RevSportz has learnt legal options had also been explored in the Delhi High Court, before protest seemed the only way out. Around 6pm, Friday, Mandaviya gave the green signal. Since January 2023, the wrestling controversy has been raging in the streets of New Delhi at the famous Jantar Mantar site. The same has been mentioned in detail, again, by Sakshi Malik as well, in her book. At the same time, it is also well-known now in the corridors of power in the Sports Ministry, who had engineered the wrestling protests. Officials with ulterior motives have since been moved out. What was also strange was despite the world body (UWW) recognising the Wrestling Federation of India, the Sports Ministry continued to place it under suspension. It is believed the minister had a change of heart since the sport of wrestling has suffered in India massively. Off late, Mandaviya has been meeting officials from various national sports federations, athletes and  journalists. The ‘ideas exchange’ programme initiated by Mandaviya is not linked not just to the proposed draft sports bill but sports at a macro view. For the Latest Sports News: Click Here For once, a sports minister stepping in to clear wrestlers’ participation in an important meet abroad needs to be appreciated. There could be repercussions in the Delhi High Court, but the grapevine says the ministry will handle it. It is also important to mention, before this, the same court had wanted three months ago the Indian Olympic Association (IOA) to form a new adhoc body. They refused. The battle between the Wrestling Federation of India and the other parties has been raging for a long time. Sanjay Singh first writing to UWW and mentioning “government interference” may not have seemed like a threat. What has swung things in favour of the wrestlers is a protest, which was peaceful. For those who have tracked the wrestling controversies since 2023, the change of heart from sports minister Mandaviya is a positive sign. He is engaging with the stakeholders, athletes included. For the record, on Friday, he did meet wrestlers, even though they had been kept waiting till 6pm.  It may be presumptuous to believe the court wranglings will end soon, but Mandaviya and the officers in the ministry will deal with it. He is aware certain former wrestlers will use social media and cry wolf. At a time when wrestling has been removed from the 2026 Commonwealth Games programme in Glasgow, it is important the next generation of grapplers get to compete. Preparations for the Asian Games in Nagoya in 2026 cannot get affected. Also Read: Time for Renuka Singh Thakur to overcome ‘home’ struggles in ODIs The post Sports Minister Mandaviya steps in, clears participation of wrestlers for Tirana World Championships appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] Wrestling in Olympics (PC: Olympics) Protests seem to have become a norm rather than an exception. On Friday, almost a dozen wrestlers had to resort to a protest outside the residence of Sports Minister Mansukh Mandaviya in New Delhi before things moved fast. A day before, Wrestling Federation of India Sanjay Singh had announced he was pulling out the 12-member team from the World Championship (non-Olympic weight categories) to be held in Tirana, Albania from October 28 to 31. RevSportz has learnt legal options had also been explored in the Delhi High Court, before protest seemed the only way out. Around 6pm, Friday, Mandaviya gave the green signal. Since January 2023, the wrestling controversy has been raging in the streets of New Delhi at the famous Jantar Mantar site. The same has been mentioned in detail, again, by Sakshi Malik as well, in her book. At the same time, it is also well-known now in the corridors of power in the Sports Ministry, who had engineered the wrestling protests. Officials with ulterior motives have since been moved out. What was also strange was despite the world body (UWW) recognising the Wrestling Federation of India, the Sports Ministry continued to place it under suspension. It is believed the minister had a change of heart since the sport of wrestling has suffered in India massively. Off late, Mandaviya has been meeting officials from various national sports federations, athletes and  journalists. The ‘ideas exchange’ programme initiated by Mandaviya is not linked not just to the proposed draft sports bill but sports at a macro view. For the Latest Sports News: Click Here For once, a sports minister stepping in to clear wrestlers’ participation in an important meet abroad needs to be appreciated. There could be repercussions in the Delhi High Court, but the grapevine says the ministry will handle it. It is also important to mention, before this, the same court had wanted three months ago the Indian Olympic Association (IOA) to form a new adhoc body. They refused. The battle between the Wrestling Federation of India and the other parties has been raging for a long time. Sanjay Singh first writing to UWW and mentioning “government interference” may not have seemed like a threat. What has swung things in favour of the wrestlers is a protest, which was peaceful. For those who have tracked the wrestling controversies since 2023, the change of heart from sports minister Mandaviya is a positive sign. He is engaging with the stakeholders, athletes included. For the record, on Friday, he did meet wrestlers, even though they had been kept waiting till 6pm.  It may be presumptuous to believe the court wranglings will end soon, but Mandaviya and the officers in the ministry will deal with it. He is aware certain former wrestlers will use social media and cry wolf. At a time when wrestling has been removed from the 2026 Commonwealth Games programme in Glasgow, it is important the next generation of grapplers get to compete. Preparations for the Asian Games in Nagoya in 2026 cannot get affected. Also Read: Time for Renuka Singh Thakur to overcome ‘home’ struggles in ODIs The post Sports Minister Mandaviya steps in, clears participation of wrestlers for Tirana World Championships appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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New Zealand Tour of India Woman Squad

The New Zealand Women's cricket team is set to tour India for an exciting series in 2024/25, featuring thrilling matches across formats. Get ready to witness intense competition as both teams battle it out on Indian soil, showcasing top-notch cricket and talent.

Harmanpreet Kaur (c), Smriti Mandhana (vc), Shafali Verma, Dayalan Hemalatha, Deepti Sharma, Jemimah Rodrigues, Yastika Bhatia (wk), Uma Chetry (wk), Sayali Satgare, Arundhati Reddy, Renuka Singh Thakur, Tejal Hasabnis, Saima Thakor, Priya Mishra, Radha Yadav, Shreyanka Patil.

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India vs New Zealand LIVE, Women's T20 World Cup 2024: Massive Controversy Erupts During Game, New Zealand Post 160/4 vs India

India vs New Zealand LIVE: Squads – India: Harmanpreet Kaur (c), Smriti Mandhana, Shafali Verma, Deepti Sharma, Jemimah Rodrigues, Richa Ghosh, Yastika Bhatia (subject to fitness), Pooja Vastrakar, Arundhati Reddy, Renuka Singh Thakur, Dayalan Hemalatha, Asha Sobhana, Radha Yadav, Shreyanka Patil (subject to fitness), Sajana Sajeevan. Travelling reserves: Uma Chetry (wk), Tanuja Kanwer, Saima…

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The Women's Asia Cup in 2024 Will Feature Exciting Matchups: India Will Still Rule

The Women's Asia Cup 2024 is currently underway and producing exciting match after exciting encounter. We'll talk about the thrilling matches played by the Indian women's cricket team, their outstanding play, and their next match against Nepal today. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=anUekzwTYJs&pp=ygUWYXNpYSBjdXAgd29tZW4gZXhwbGFpbg The outstanding performances of the Indian women's teamFuture Conflict with NepalPreview of the Match and Pitch ReportTeam and Head-to-Head PerformanceLikely Starting XI for IndiaKey Players to WatchNepal Women's TeamKey Players to Watch for NepalConclusionLatests Posts

The outstanding performances of the Indian women's team

The Indian women's team defeated Pakistan, their bitter rivals, in a thrilling victory that kicked off their Asia Cup T20 2024 campaign. This much awaited match demonstrated India's strength and established the tone for their tournament campaign. Then came the second encounter between India and the UAE, which they won by establishing dominance from the first batting innings onwards.

Future Conflict with Nepal

India will play their third and final league stage encounter against Nepal next. This match is set to take place at the Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium on July 23 at 7:00 PM. This game is important since it will set up the pairings for the semi-finals, which will lead to the event championship match.

Preview of the Match and Pitch Report

The ground in Dambulla has clearly played host to nine matches, with the first-batting side emerging victorious three times and the second-batting side victorious six times. Here, the first-inning scoring average is 134. The Indian women's team has the highest score of 201, while Malaysia has the lowest score of just 4.

Team and Head-to-Head Performance

India and Nepal have already played one other, with India winning the encounter. India leads Group A as of right now, and they will definitely try to keep up their winning trend against Nepal. The way that Captain Harmanpreet Kaur approaches this game and who he chooses for the starting XI will be crucial.

Likely Starting XI for India

India's likely playing eleven might consist of: - Shafali Verma - Smriti Mandhana - Dayalan Hemalatha - Harmanpreet Kaur (C) - Jemimah Rodrigues - Richa Ghosh - Deepti Sharma - Pooja Vastrakar - Radha Yadav - Renuka Singh Thakur - Tanuja Kanwar

Key Players to Watch

Batters - Harmanpreet Kaur: Her half-century against UAE was crucial, despite the fact that she didn't perform well in the opening game. - Smriti Mandhana: With a 145 strike rate in two games, she scored 58 runs. - Shafali Verma: In two games, he scored 77 runs at a 163.5 strike rate. - Richa Ghosh: Against the UAE, he scored an important half-century. Bowlers - Deepti Sharma: Took five wickets in two matches. - Renuka Singh Thakur: Claimed three wickets in two matches. - Pooja Vastrakar: Added three wickets to her tally in two matches.

Nepal Women's Team

In contrast, Nepal has emerged victorious from both of their tournament matches. Their progress will be determined by how they fare against India. Probable Playing XI for Nepal - Samjhana Khadka - Sita Rana Magar - Kavita Kunwar - Indu Verma - Rubina Chhetri - Roma Thapa - Pooja Mahobindu Rawal - Kajal Shrestha - Kavita Joshi - Kritika Masini

Key Players to Watch for Nepal

Batters - Samjhana Khadka: Scored 76 runs in two matches with a striking rate of 152. - Sita Rana Magar: Scored 33 runs in two matches. Bowlers - Kavita Joshi: Took two wickets in two matches and scored 31 runs against Pakistan. - Indu Verma: Claimed three wickets against UAE. - Kritika Masini: Took one wicket in the first match.

Conclusion

When comparing the performances of the two sides, India looks to have a better chance of winning, with an 80% probability thanks to their reliable batting and bowling performances. However, Nepal plans to contest India's hegemony. How do you feel? Can Nepal overcome the strong Indian team and pull off an upset? Please leave your comments below and check back for more information on the Women's Asia Cup 2024.

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Women’s T20 Asia Cup: Bowlers, openers carry India to seven-wicket win over Pakistan

Deepti Sharma picked 3-20, while Renuka Singh Thakur, Pooja Vastrakar and Shreyanka Patil took two wickets each to set up India’s comfortable seven-wicket win over Pakistan and begin their Women’s T20 Asia Cup title defence on a winning note at the Rangiri Dambulla International Cricket Stadium here on Friday.

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INDIA: Smriti Mandhana, Jemimah Rodrigues, Harmanpreet Kaur (C), Shafali Verma, Deepti Sharma, Harleen Deol, Shubha Satheesh, Meghna Singh, Pooja Vastrakar, Yastika Bhatia, Richa Ghosh, Sneh Rana, Saika Ishaque, Renuka Thakur, Titas Sadhu, Rajeshwari GayakwadENGLAND: Alice Capsey, Danielle Wyatt, Sophia Dunkley, Heather Knight (C), Nat Sciver-Brunt, Tammy Beaumont, Bess Heath, Amy Jones, Emma Lamb, Maia Bouchier, Lauren Bell, Kate Cross, Charlotte Dean, Sophie Ecclestone, Lauren Filer

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Fielding Coach Munish Bali Praises ‘impact Player’ Amanjot Kaur For All-round Show In Third T20I

Renuka Singh Thakur: India fielding coach Munish Bali showered praise on seam-bowling all-rounder Amanjot Kaur, calling her as an ‘impact player’ for showcasing all-round heroics and helping the hosts’ beat England by five wickets in the third and final T20I of the series.At the Wankhede Stadium on Sunday, Amanjot picked 2-25 in her three overs and took a splendid catch to dismiss Bess Heath. With the bat, she took two fours off top-ranked T20I bowler Sophie Ecclestone to make an unbeaten ten off just four balls and take India home in the chase of 127 with an over to spare. “She’s an impact player; if you see she came and bowled the fourth over in the powerplay and bowled very well. She fielded very well. She bowled for 3-4 overs yesterday (during second T20I on Saturday) and made an immediate impact with a brilliant catch.” “When we were chasing (on Sunday), 12 off 12 balls, the first ball she (faced was) whipped through the covers by her,” said Bali in the post-match press conference. Amanjot made her T20I debut earlier this year against South Africa and earned the Player of the Match award quickly for making 41 not out off 28. Since then, she’s played nine T20I games and even debuted in ODIs too. Though India lost the series 2-1, they had a huge positive in fast-bowler Renuka Singh Thakur coming back to action post a stress fracture injury. In the series, Renuka had figures of 3/27, 2/26, and 2/23, giving India a good start with her lines and lengths. “She knows her game very well; she sticks to her limitations and knows the areas where she’s bowling and is very smart with her proceedings. She knows the areas she wants to hit and she is doing exactly that,” added Bali. Though India put up a better fielding performance on Sunday, the first two matches didn’t go that way and Bali felt the team playing under lights after a long time had some effect too, while adding that the newcomers are bringing in the youthful energy to fielding. “We played a day-night game after almost six to seven months. The last game that the girls had played was in WPL, after that they have not played in the night time. It is always very difficult as a team when you are playing after six-seven months. But we started practising and get used to under lights that is why the results are coming.” “Fielding and fitness goes side by side. So, we are working on fitness as well as fielding aspect. It is going well so far. If you are fit enough, you are a good fielder. Amanjot, Jemimah and Shreyanka are supremely fit.” “After the Bangladesh series, we played after a long time and have now many newcomers in the team. We have very good youngsters in the team who are very energetic. We are progressing well and look forward to the next series.” Read the full article

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Renuka Singh Thakur Biography In Hindi | रेणुका सिंह जीवनी Jersey No.10 Powerful Motivational Story

Renuka Singh Biography In Hindi | रेणुका सिंह ठाकुर का जीवन परिचय में पढ़ेंगे कैसे एक ��ेटी ने अपने पिता का सपना किया पूरा.

क्रिकेटर रेणुका सिंह ठाकुर, इंडियन विमेंस क्रिकेट टीम की वो युवा सनसनीखेज स्विंग गेंदबाज़ जिनकी तारीफ़ स्वयं देश के प्रधानमंत्री मिस्टर नरेन्द्र मोदी जी संसद भवन में कर चुके हैं, क्रिकेट के प्रति जूनून ऐसी कि जब वह मात्र 3 साल की थी तभी अपने पिता को खो देती है. 5 बार के विमेंस वर्ल्ड चैंपियन ऑस्ट्रलियाई महिला टीम के शीर्ष क्रम को तहस-नहस करके रातों-रात इन्टरनेट बनी सेंसेसन रेणुका (Renuka Singh Thakur) की जीवन यात्रा, आपको काफी मोटिवेट कर सकती है.

आखिर कैसे एक बेटी ने अपने पिता की सपनों को सच कर दिखाया जो अपने पिता को ठीक से जान भी नही पाई थी, कैसे एक माँ ने अपने 2 बच्चों को पाला होगा? कैसे 1 भाई ने अपनी बहन का क्रिकेट के प्रति समर्पण को देखकर, खुद क्रिकेट खेलना छोड़ दिया क्योंकि घर में इतना पैसा नही होता था कि 2-2 बच्चों को क्रिकेट का पूरा कर सके...Read More

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Workshop on Soft Skills for Entrepreneurship

Solan     A one-day workshop on ‘Development of Soft Skills for Entrepreneurship among Agri Graduates’ was organized by the Directorate of Extension Education, Dr. Yashwant Singh Parmar University of Horticulture and Forestry for the final-year students of College of Horticulture and College of Forestry at the university’s main campus in Nauni.   The workshop was organized in collaboration with ICAR-National Academy of Agricultural Research Development and ICAR NAHEP’s Institutional Development Project with an aim to create awareness among agri-graduates about soft skills, innovation and entrepreneurs. Over 100 students from forestry and horticulture backgrounds along with faculty members attended the training.   Dr. Prachi Kapil, Assistant Professor at Shoolini University delivered a guest lecture on ‘Communication Skills for Professional Advancement’. The main objective of this lecture was to help students to comprehend the difficulties they encountered when speaking with diverse stakeholders. A lecture on ‘Teamwork and Team Building’ was also delivered which included a variety of group exercises designed to help the students grasp the value of teamwork and how to create the ideal team by allocating responsibilities in accordance with each member's abilities and attributes.   Dr. Swati Prasher, HDO gave a presentation on Government Initiative for startups and companies. Workshop's programme Director Dr. Pratima Rana led several group exercises with the students. Inspirational stories of successful entrepreneurs were also shown to the participants.   Agricultural entrepreneurs Umesh Mahajan of Amazon Seed Limited and Sherpa Eco Resort and Lalit Kawar of Renuka Seed Limited also interacted with the students and shared their insights on entrepreneurship. Dr. Inder Dev, Director of Extension Education, Dr. Manish Sharma, Dean College of Horticulture and Dr. CL Thakur, Dean of Forestry provided encouraging remarks to the students during the valedictory ceremony. Read the full article

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[ad_1] Renuka Singh Thakur for India (PC: BCCI Women) After a commanding 59-run victory in the first ODI, India Women are preparing for the second game of the series against New Zealand Women at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. India’s bowlers, particularly the spinners, were outstanding in defending 227 in the opener. However, fans are increasingly concerned about the form of their lead fast bowler, Renuka Singh Thakur, who went wicketless, conceding 30 runs in seven overs. Renuka has played 12 ODIs so far, taking 20 wickets at an economy rate of 4.79. Her debut year in 2022 was exceptional; in seven innings, she took 18 wickets with an economy of 4.62 — all in away conditions. Yet, over the past two years on home grounds, her performance has declined, with only two wickets in five innings at an economy of 5.08 and a strike-rate of 105.0. It appears that opposition batters are now reading her variations, and she has struggled to create the same deception. Renuka is known for her deceptive inswingers with the new ball, especially during Powerplays. But, producing that early swing requires some help from the conditions. This may explain why she achieved her best results in England, where she took eight wickets in just two matches at an economy of 4.30 and a strike rate of 15.0 — conditions ideal for swing bowlers. For the Latest Sports News: Click Here Renuka Thakur’s ODI performances so far (Source: ESPNCricinfo) However, Renuka’s challenge has been her inability to take wickets consistently on home soil. With India set to host the 50-over World Cup next year, the team will aim to perform well in front of the home fans. By then, with more experience, Renuka is expected to be a key player and leader of the bowling unit. This makes it crucial for her to crack the code to wicket-taking in India. Regardless of the game format, early wickets always give a team a valuable boost, putting immediate pressure on opponents. In T20Is, Renuka has been outstanding, both in taking wickets and maintaining a low economy rate. During the recent T20 World Cup, she took seven wickets in four games at an economy rate of 5.62. Renuka Singh Thakur in the T20 World Cup 2024 (PC: BCCI Women) She was expected to carry this momentum into the ODI series but struggled in the opening game. If India are to succeed, her form will be essential. Over the past two years, Pooja Vastrakar has been India’s most effective pacer in this format, with seven wickets in six games at an economy rate of 5.97. However, Vastrakar is unavailable for this series due to an injury, making Renuka’s role even more critical along with the debutant Saima Thakor. Fans will be hoping Renuka steps up to lead the unit, beginning with an improved performance tomorrow. Also Read: India’s bowlers shine in 59-run win over New Zealand in first ODI The post Time for Renuka Singh Thakur to overcome ‘home’ struggles in ODIs appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] Renuka Singh Thakur for India (PC: BCCI Women) After a commanding 59-run victory in the first ODI, India Women are preparing for the second game of the series against New Zealand Women at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. India’s bowlers, particularly the spinners, were outstanding in defending 227 in the opener. However, fans are increasingly concerned about the form of their lead fast bowler, Renuka Singh Thakur, who went wicketless, conceding 30 runs in seven overs. Renuka has played 12 ODIs so far, taking 20 wickets at an economy rate of 4.79. Her debut year in 2022 was exceptional; in seven innings, she took 18 wickets with an economy of 4.62 — all in away conditions. Yet, over the past two years on home grounds, her performance has declined, with only two wickets in five innings at an economy of 5.08 and a strike-rate of 105.0. It appears that opposition batters are now reading her variations, and she has struggled to create the same deception. Renuka is known for her deceptive inswingers with the new ball, especially during Powerplays. But, producing that early swing requires some help from the conditions. This may explain why she achieved her best results in England, where she took eight wickets in just two matches at an economy of 4.30 and a strike rate of 15.0 — conditions ideal for swing bowlers. For the Latest Sports News: Click Here Renuka Thakur’s ODI performances so far (Source: ESPNCricinfo) However, Renuka’s challenge has been her inability to take wickets consistently on home soil. With India set to host the 50-over World Cup next year, the team will aim to perform well in front of the home fans. By then, with more experience, Renuka is expected to be a key player and leader of the bowling unit. This makes it crucial for her to crack the code to wicket-taking in India. Regardless of the game format, early wickets always give a team a valuable boost, putting immediate pressure on opponents. In T20Is, Renuka has been outstanding, both in taking wickets and maintaining a low economy rate. During the recent T20 World Cup, she took seven wickets in four games at an economy rate of 5.62. Renuka Singh Thakur in the T20 World Cup 2024 (PC: BCCI Women) She was expected to carry this momentum into the ODI series but struggled in the opening game. If India are to succeed, her form will be essential. Over the past two years, Pooja Vastrakar has been India’s most effective pacer in this format, with seven wickets in six games at an economy rate of 5.97. However, Vastrakar is unavailable for this series due to an injury, making Renuka’s role even more critical along with the debutant Saima Thakor. Fans will be hoping Renuka steps up to lead the unit, beginning with an improved performance tomorrow. Also Read: India’s bowlers shine in 59-run win over New Zealand in first ODI The post Time for Renuka Singh Thakur to overcome ‘home’ struggles in ODIs appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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Bangladesh Women Squad: Dilara Akter, Murshida Khatun, Nigar Sultana(w/c), Rumana Ahmed, Ishma Tanjim, Ritu Moni, Rabeya Khan, Shorna Akter, Jahanara Alam, Nahida Akter, Sabikun Nahar, Rubya Haider, Marufa Akter, Shorifa Khatun, Sultana Khatun

India Women Squad: Shafali Verma, Dayalan Hemalatha, S Sajana, Jemimah Rodrigues, Richa Ghosh(w), Smriti Mandhana(c), Deepti Sharma, Radha Yadav, Tanuja Kanwar, Renuka Thakur Singh, Arundhati Reddy, Uma Chetry, Asha Sobhana, Harmanpreet Kaur, Pooja Vastrakar

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From playing with plastic bats and borrowed kits to getting picked by Royal Challengers Bangalore for Rs 1.5 crore in WPL Auction, Renuka charts her path

As Indian pacer Renuka Singh Thakur got a successful bid of Rs 1.5 crore by Royal Challengers Bangalore in the Women’s Premier League auction on Monday afternoon, mother Sunita Thakur and brother Vinod Thakur at their village Parsa in Rohru district in Himachal Pradesh. With Renuka losing her father Kehar Singh at a young age, Sunita worked in the Himachal Irrigation department and public health…