New Delhi: The night sky over Navi Mumbai’s DY Patil Stadium shimmered with fireworks that were more than mere celebration they were a statement. On Sunday, as India’s women clinched the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025, the nation witnessed what can only be described as a historic and cultural watershed, reminiscent of the men’s 1983 World Cup victory at Lord’s. The collective roar of over 50,000 spectators was not just applause for a sporting feat; it was a long-overdue acknowledgment of decades of struggle, perseverance, and resilience that Indian women cricketers have endured.

For years, Indian women's cricket existed in the shadows, overshadowed by systemic neglect and institutional apathy. Reports of players being accused of “ squandering resources ” during the 2025 tourname

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