Boria Majumdar
We are here in the UK to cover cricket. And the emphasis here is on ‘cricket’. It just doesn’t mean men’s cricket. The Indian women’s cricket team start their tour in Nottingham on the 28th and will have a practice session at the same venue on the 27th at 1.30pm local time. Revsportz will indeed be there and report on all the action from on ground. Trisha Ghosal and Debasis Sen, two of my senior reporters, will be on ground to cover the practice and the game and stand true to what we have always claimed – holistic and comprehensive on-ground coverage across sport.
Even before we had set out from India, the plan was made. Trisha and Debasis had applied for accreditation accordingly and it was all pencilled in. It was an opportunity to do full steam on-ground coverage with both teams here at the same time. And it will also be a nice dress rehearsal for the 2026 women’s World Cup, which will start on 12 June in London, with India playing their first game on 14th June in Birmingham.
While Trisha is a women’s cricket nerd, Debasis will get us all the best pictures using his lens. Rarely do viewers and followers of the women’s game get to see the team’s practice and that’s what we will be able to showcase on the 27th when the team trains for a strong three hours in the afternoon. You can also catch the pre-match press conference on the Revsportz platform.
Since setting up Revsportz, I have always prided on this aspect of our coverage and it feels good to be able to deliver on what we have stated we will. So, enjoy the coverage and enjoy the journey with us.
It is cricket for us and not just men’s cricket. We have covered all the games of the mixed disability team and now the focus will shift to the women’s series from the 27th. That’s Revsportz for you.