Anjum Chopra Reflects on India's World Cup Win and Future

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06 Dec 2025 | 07:30 pm
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Anjum Chopra, former India captain, shared her thoughts on India's momentous Women's World Cup win. She reflected on the euphoria that swept the nation following the victory and the overall impact this has on women's cricket in the country.

 

Chopra highlighted the significant role of Harmanpreet Kaur in the team's success. She emphasized Kaur's leadership and performance as crucial elements. This strong foundation propelled the team forward through difficult times.

 

Harmanpreet's Impact

 

Anjum Chopra believes that this team's journey is far from over, despite the World Cup victory. She acknowledged the challenges that still lie ahead for the team, both on and off the field. It's not enough to have a single win; there must be more.

 

She also notes that the win is a motivator. Now younger players will consider cricket as an option. With increased visibility will come increased competition as well. It is important for the team to stay grounded.

 

Future Challenges

 

The former captain also pointed out that the journey hasn't been easy. The team had to overcome many hurdles to achieve this historic win. This included struggles with training facilities and equal opportunities.

 

Chopra expressed her hope that this World Cup victory would lead to greater investment in women's cricket in India. She hopes that this helps in bridging the gap between men’s and women’s teams. It will need continued effort.

 

Euphoria and Beyond

 

Anjum Chopra touched on how the victory had boosted the morale of the team. In addition to boosting morale it has inspired a new generation of cricketers. Parents are looking at Cricket as a viable career.

 

She looks forward to seeing how the team builds on this success. She says the team has more potential. It can become a dominant force in women's cricket. With good talent and training, this is possible.