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Women’s game needs investment, not ‘dubious’ innovations –Pandey - Stabroek News

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NEW DELHI, (Reuters) Women’s cricket needs better marketing and investment to grow, and not “dubious” innovations like a shorter pitch or smaller boundaries, said India pace bowler Shikha Pandey on Twitter.

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