It was a historic moment for Indian cricket. The Women’s ODI World Cup trophy came home for the very first time. Under Harmanpreet Kaur’s captaincy, the team beat South Africa in the final on Sunday, November 2.

The final took place at the D.Y. Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai. Many players became heroes on the field during the tournament. However, one person stayed behind the scenes but played a crucial role: Head Coach Amol Muzumdar.

Who is Amol Muzumdar? Why does his contribution matter so much?

Amol Muzumdar: The Unsung Hero

Amol Muzumdar is a legend of Indian domestic cricket. He represented teams like Mumbai, Andhra Pradesh, and Assam. His career truly shone when he played for Mumbai, where he won multiple Ranji Trophy and Irani Trophy titles.

Muzumdar has a unique place in history.

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