Annesha Ghosh

Broadcast interview with with India debutant Asha Sobhana

🎙️🏏 🇮🇳 Post-match flash interview with India legspinner Asha Sobhana after her historic international debut during the 4th Bangladesh vs India women’s T20I in Sylhet where the became India’s oldest debutant in women’s international cricket, at 33 years and 51 days old, and took 2 for 18 in India’s 56-run win. Thanks to T Sports for letting me post this digital keepsake here. A shout-out also to field producer Shaon and director Irfan along with the two camerapersons who brought all the action during this chat into view for the global audiences. May 6, 2024, Sylhet International Cricket Stadium, Sylhet, Bangladesh #BANvIND | #Cricket | #AshaSobhana | #India | #IndiaWomen | #Kerala | #NeverGiveUp | #Hope | #KeepGoing

International cricket commentary: India vs Bangladesh, 3rd women's T20I 2024

🎙️🏏 Watching, observing, listening, learning, unlearning, re-learning during the ongoing Bangladesh vs India T20 International series in Sylhet. Grateful for it all. “Let everything happen to you Beauty and terror Just keep going No feeling is final.” - "Jojo Rabbit"/Rainer Maria Rilke's “Go to the Limits of Your Longing”

📍Sylhet | India didn’t have a hit in the nets on Wednesday, but an Indian did (between shoots) 😅🏏 Disclaimer: No current India players’ careers were harmed or threatened in the making of this 😌😆BANvIND | #BANWvINDW | #bangladesh | #India | #Sylhet | #Cricket | #cricketlovers | #SmritiMandhana | #Reels | #CricketReels

In conversation with Alyssa Healy in Dhaka, Bangladesh

🎙️Signing off my #BANvAUS assignment with the post-match presentation chat with victorious captain Alyssa Healy. Among other things, the Australian Women's Cricket Team skipper had a word of praise for Bangladesh left-arm quick Fariha Trisna and a message for opponents who will play 🇦🇺 at the #T20WC2024 in 🇧🇩 in Sep-Oct 🏆 Video courtesy 📹 Bangladesh Cricket : The Tigers and T Sports #Cricket | #CricketNews | #Australia | #Bangladesh | #AUSvBAN | #WomensCricket | #AlyssaHealy | #T20WorldCup

Australia vs Bangladesh

Post-match presentation chat with Australia's newest No. 3 T20I batter, Georgia Wareham, who has carried her batting form from the WBBL and WPL to international cricket. (Made good use of her primary skill, legspin bowling, too.) Mentions batting higher up the #RCB order last month gave her confidence coming into the #BANvAUS series. Bangladesh vs Australia, 2nd T20I, Mirpur, Dhaka, April 2, 2024 Video courtesy: Bangladesh Cricket Board #Australia | #AUSvBAN | #RCB | #WPL | #Dhaka | #Cricket | #Victoria | #WBBL | #GeorgiaWareham

Live Broadcast 🇧🇩🇦🇺

Enjoyed conducting the post-match chat for Bangladesh Cricket Board live broadcast with Australia batter Beth Mooney following Australia’s 3-0 women’s ODI series win over hosts Bangladesh at the Sher-E-Bangla National Cricket Stadium in Mirpur, Dhaka, today. The three-T20I series gets underway on Sunday. Watch it live on the Bangladesh Cricket Board’s YouTube channel. Video courtesy: @bangladeshtigers YouTube and @tsports.bd #Bangladesh | #Australia | #Cricket | #CricketNews | #BANvAUS | #bangladesh🇧🇩

At the cricket 👋🏏

📍DY Patil Stadium, Navi Mumbai #INDvAUS 2nd women’s T20I 🇮🇳🇦🇺 Gates were scheduled to open at 5:30pm local time, but given hundreds across several entrances had turned up as early as 4:30pm — that’s 2.5 hours before start of play — they were let in much earlier👨‍👩‍👧🏏 #INDWvAUSW

📍 Hello from Mumbai 👋🏏🇮🇳🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿India play their *first ever* women’s T20I at the Wankhede Stadium as they face England to begin the #INDvENG T20I series 🇮🇳🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿What’s the turnout looking like❓❔Here’s a quick look at the queue 👀📹#cricket #cricketlover #cricketfans #cricketfever #india #indiancricketteam #IndiaWomen #womenscricket #IndvEnG #cricketlife #cricketreel #reelsinstagram #réel #reelitfeelit #reelskarofeelkaro #cricketnews

📍 Hello from Mumbai 👋🏏🇮🇳🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿India play their *first ever* women’s T20I at the Wankhede Stadium as they face England to begin the #INDvENG T20I series 🇮🇳🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿What’s the turnout looking like❓❔Here’s a quick look at the queue 👀📹......#cricket #cricketlover #cricketfans #cricketfever #india #indiancricketteam #IndiaWomen #womenscricket #IndvEnG #cricketlife #cricketreel #reelsinstagram #réel #reelitfeelit #reelskarofeelkaro #cricketnews

Had the honour of moderating the fireside chat with the sharp, fun and forthright Smriti Mandhana, the vice-captain of the Indian women's cricket team and captain of Royal Challengers Bangalore, at the Outlookindia Business Spotlight Visionary Leader Awards 2023 in Pune, where she was the recipient of the ‘Outlook Award for Excellence in Sports'. Smriti and I discussed everything from what it means to be a woman in the business of Indian sports and sports media right now, money matters in women’s cricket, pay parity, India Women’s growing profile, role models in the current team, representation of women on boards of companies in India and leadership positions in other professions such as sports, the importance of failure, India surpassing China last month as the most populous country in the world (but the participation of women in the Indian workforce constantly being on the wane), the WPL making a splash in its maiden season, all things Serena Williams and Serena Ventures (yeah, both of us fan-girled about an icon), female entrepreneurs and more. Thanks to a receptive audience comprising some of the who’s who of the business world in Asia, who made the 30-minute chat a fun, engaging two-way experience. Thank you for having me, Outlook Business. #womeninsport | #SmritiMandhana | Cricket on Facebook | #media

'The girl who took women's cricket to the next level', a longread on Harmanpreet Kaur was a labour of love for ESPNcricinfo that has gone places since it was published in 2018. Now, it has landed in the The New York Times (NYT) courtesy of NYT South Asia Bureau Chief Mujib Mashal's feature on the inaugural Women's Premier League (#WPL), the journey of Indian women's cricket and the impact of Harmanpreet, the captain of the Indian women's cricket team. Mujib and his colleague, renowned photojournalist Atul Loke, made several trips to Punjab to put their feature, "In an Indian Village, Cultivating Girls' Big-League Dreams," together. They also spoke to Harmanpreet for this story. The storytellers were in attendance at the inaugural #WPL in March in Mumbai, too, including at Harmanpreet's first-ever pre-tournament WPL presser as the #MumbaiIndians captain. The link to Mujib's NYT piece is on my Instagram Story and Twitter. Do read it, for it's their labour of love and a cracking piece of journalism on the women's game in India. This vertical video is courtesy of presenter Supriya Singh, who, during our short break at work in Mumbai during today's match at the #IPL, got so excited about the development that she made an Instagram story about it. :) Supriya was one of the presenters at the #WPL; she said Mujib's story and the carefully placed hyperlink to my story (on Harmanpreet's name) warranted celebration of some kind. The celebration led to this Reel, shot on her #Iphone, at one of the oldest studios in Asia that has helped craft many a timeless story in Indian cinema. Also, thanks to my former ESPNcricinfo editor Leslie Matthew for letting me bring the Harmanpreet Kaur story to life. Grateful forever. April 26, 2023, Mumbai, India #India #Cricket #WomensCricket #WPL #IPL #IndianCricket #HarmanpreetKaur #Mumbai

🎤 First ‘guest’-ing on broadcast ✅ 🎤 First FairBreak Global broadcast chat in Hong Kong ✅ In conversation with presenter Lesego Pooe from South Africa during #FBI23 at the Kowloon Cricket Club Video courtesy: FairBreak #Sport | #Commentary | #Broadcasting | #FairBreak | #Cricket

WIPL captains: Annesha Ghosh asks Mumbai

FULL VIDEO 👉 youtube.com/watch?v=ndoFadSdDOo&t=20s #IPL | #WIPL | #Cricket | #Sport | #CricketNews

Pretty big turnout at the MCA Stadium on the outskirts of Pune for the 2022 Women's T20 Challenge final between Harmanpreet Kaur's Supernovas and Deepti Sharma's Velocity. Remember witnessing similar scenes at Jaipur's Sawai Mansingh Stadium in 2019. The only major difference is this is the FIRST TICKETED EDITION of the #WT20C. So, yep, it is a big deal for the three-team, four-match tournament. Edit: Official count of ticketed spectators at 8:45pm: 8104, the highest yet for a 2022 Women's T20 Challenge match. खुप छान, Pune/Maharashtra! 👏 Copyright: Annesha Ghosh #cricket Cricket on Facebook #WT20Challenge #WomensT20Challenge #india

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