Updated On: 17 July, 2022 08:58 AM IST | Mumbai | Fiona Fernandez
From the change of guard to a relook at the structure, Anjum Chopra plays with a straight bat to discuss the challenging road for Indian women’s cricket

At the Women’s T20 World Cup in 2020. As a cricket commentator, she has covered the men and women’s game at the highest level. Pic/Facebook
My wish is for India to win the 2023 World Cup! But Australia is strong, so is South Africa and England. They should put up a good show. After all, India has limited opportunities; barely 10-12 matches until the tournament.”
Former team India captain and popular broadcaster, Anjum Chopra is offering a realistic prediction about the Indian women’s national team’s chances when this writer connects with her in Delhi over a telephone call. “That’s the beauty and the bane—they don’t have enough games. So, each time a player goes out to bat or bowl, she knows what’s at stake.”