Mithali Raj

Mithali Raj is an Indian former cricketer who captained the national women's team and became the highest run-scorer in women's international cricket.

2005 Women's Cricket World Cup: The Women's Cricket World Cup held in South Africa, where Australia defeated India in the final. Raj captained India to its first World Cup final, a landmark in her career.
Women's cricket in India: The organization and history of cricket played by women in India. Raj's career unfolded alongside the sport's growing public profile in India.
Ramesh Powar: An Indian former cricketer and coach of the national women's team. His coaching tenure overlapped with Raj's late international career and a public disagreement.
Charlotte Edwards: An English former cricketer who captained England and held major women's international batting records. Edwards was Raj's closest contemporary among long-serving international batting leaders.
2017 Women's Cricket World Cup: The Women's Cricket World Cup in England, where India finished runner-up to England. Raj captained India through a tournament that drew unprecedented attention to the team.
BCCI: The Board of Control for Cricket in India, the governing body of cricket in India. Its administration and support shaped the conditions of Raj's international career.
Jhulan Goswami: An Indian former fast bowler and one of the leading players in women's international cricket. Goswami and Raj were long-serving teammates and senior figures in India's team.
Belinda Clark: An Australian former cricketer and captain who set major benchmarks in women's one-day cricket. Clark's earlier records provide a historical comparison for Raj's scoring achievements.
Women's One Day International cricket: The international cricket format in which each team bats for a limited number of overs in one innings. Raj's greatest scoring records came in this format.
India women's national cricket team: India's national team in international women's cricket. Raj captained the side across formats and multiple generations of players.

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