Convince parents to let you play cricket: How to go about it
If you love cricket and if your parents are against it, here are some tips to help you convince parents to let you play cricket.
‘Girls can’t play cricket’ and other myths busted
If you’re a girl, you may have heard sexist remarks like ‘girls can’t play cricket’. If someone tells you that, tell them ‘This girl can!’
Reforms for women’s cricket: A wishlist
1. Equality Ensuring women’s and men’s cricket is treated and represented equally, while embracing any differential treatment that may be required for growth and development. 2. Safety Creation of safe spaces for women to play cricket and to enable the emergence of players from various sections of society, irrespective of their caste, class, religion, gender …
Equal Hue at the SLPC symposium
The Equal Hue report on the way forward for women’s cricket in India was unveiled and presented on Day 2 of the Sports Law and Policy Symposium 2020 in June. Watch the presentation here.