Muzumdar says India women can dominate white-ball cricket within two years
The women's head coach credits a steady flow of talent from age-group cricket for the ambition.
Key facts
Story- Head coach Amol Muzumdar said on Saturday that India's women can dominate white-ball cricket in two years.
- He pointed to the talent coming through age-group cricket as the reason for his confidence.
- The remarks were reported on 31 October 2026.
Head coach Amol Muzumdar has set a bold goal for India's women's cricket team. On Saturday he said the side can consistently dominate the white-ball formats within two years.
Muzumdar based the view on the flow of players coming up through age-group cricket. He said the pool of talent now gives the team a strong base to build on. Muzumdar said the aim is to dominate world cricket.
The comments come as India's women's side looks to grow its standing in the women's game. Age-group pathways have been widely seen as the main way to bring new players into the senior squad.
The team's leadership expects more consistent results soon. Whether that happens will depend on selection, fitness and results on the field over the next two years.
It has not yet been said which tournaments or series the team will target in that period, or whether any new selection or training changes are planned.
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