Harmanpreet Kaur steps down as India Women captain


Harmanpreet Kaur, who led India to their first women’s global title at last year’s ODI World Cup, has stepped down as captain in all three international formats. She announced her decision via an Instagram post. Having given up the captaincy and left the team in a “good place”, she has said she’s now “ready to play for the love of the game again.”



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