Bengaluru: Few sporting bodies have done more to advance gender parity than the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI).

From establishing the Women's Premier League to introducing equal match fees and offering central contracts for country's top women cricketers, on the lines of men, the BCCI has been a pioneer in promoting women's cricket in the country.

Beyond these measures, the Board has ensured that the women’s team benefits from top-tier infrastructure, world-class training facilities, and professional support staff—resources that were once the exclusive privilege of the men’s setup.

The results are there to be seen. Along with Australia, England and South Africa, the Women in Blue have been a force to reckon with in world cricket in recent years, with vastly improved perfor

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