Much water has flowed down the Thames since the Wimbledon Championship was played for the first time in 1877. The initial championship was only a men’s event with the women’s singles and men’s double events added seven years later.
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With a batting average of over 50 in Tests and ODIs and an international career extending as long as 18 years, Mithali Raj has been rightly termed as the ‘Tendulkar of Women’s Cricket’.
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Virat is fortunate to have emerged as a sensational batsman in an era that has granted an impetus to his belligerent attitude while India has been fortunate to find just the right leader to lead its team of competitive cricketers.
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