Indian women's cricket is on the verge of a pivotal moment, echoing the men's landmark victory in 1983, as the team led by Harmanpreet Kaur aims to break its ICC trophy drought against a strong South Africa in the Women's World Cup final this Sunday.

The 13th edition of the World Cup is set to introduce a new champion — with India making its third final appearance and South Africa competing for the first time — both teams having showcased extraordinary performances throughout the tournament. A victory could ignite an unprecedented wave of interest in women's cricket across India, motivating a new generation of girls to embrace the sport, potentially even more than the impact of the Women’s Premier League three seasons ago.

However, the hosts must swiftly recover from their emotionally ta

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