Sumitra Jat to Captain Rajasthan Women's Cricket Team in National Championship
Sumitra Jat Leads Rajasthan Women's Cricket Team

The Rajasthan Cricket Association ad-hoc committee made a significant announcement on Sunday. They revealed the 16-member senior women's team for the upcoming BCCI Senior Women One-Day National Championship.

Sumitra Jat Takes the Helm as Captain

Promising batter Sumitra Jat will lead the Rajasthan senior women's team in this prestigious tournament. The championship is scheduled to take place in Vadodara, starting from February 6. This appointment marks a key moment in Jat's cricketing career, placing her at the forefront of the state's women's cricket aspirations.

Suman Meena Appointed Vice-Captain

Suman Meena will serve as Sumitra Jat's deputy in the team. Her role as vice-captain will provide crucial support and leadership alongside the captain. The selection committee expressed confidence in this leadership duo to guide the team through the competitive national championship.

Team Composition and Preparations

The squad comprises a mix of experienced players and emerging talents. The selected players will undergo a dedicated training camp before traveling to Vadodara for the tournament. This preparatory phase aims to fine-tune their skills and build team cohesion ahead of the challenging matches.

Full Rajasthan Senior Women's Squad

The complete list of players selected for the team includes:

  • Jyoti Choudhary
  • CJ Bhati
  • Ayushi Garg
  • Sumitra Jat (Captain)
  • Tanuja Vaishnav
  • Sangeet Kumawat
  • Suman Meena (Vice-Captain)
  • Babita Meena
  • Kaushalya Choudhary
  • Dimple Kanwar
  • Rinku Tank
  • Akshita Maheshwari
  • Siddhi Sharma
  • Sonal Kalal
  • Shanu Sain
  • Priyanka Choudhary

This diverse squad brings together various cricketing strengths, from batting prowess to bowling expertise. The team's performance in Vadodara will be closely watched by cricket enthusiasts across Rajasthan and beyond.

Tournament Expectations and Challenges

The BCCI Senior Women One-Day National Championship represents a major platform for women cricketers in India. Rajasthan's team faces the task of competing against other state teams in a high-stakes environment. Their preparation and strategy will be critical in navigating the tournament successfully.

Fans and supporters eagerly await the team's campaign in Vadodara. The championship offers an opportunity for these athletes to showcase their talent on a national stage. It also highlights the growing prominence of women's cricket in India's sporting landscape.