The West Bengal federal government, on Saturday, selected wicketkeeper-batter of the Indian group winning the Women’s World Cup, Richa Ghosh, as Deputy Superintendent (DSP) in the state cops.
West Bengal Chief Minister, Mamata Banerjee, personally turned over the visit letter to her at a vibrant program at Kolkata’s Eden Gardens, which was arranged to felicitate Ghosh.
Ghosh was likewise gave the Banga Bhushan award by the state federal government. The Chief Minister likewise turned over to her a golden bat and a golden ball on behalf of the Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB).
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Taxi likewise provided her with a cheque of Rs 34 lakhs. Present on the event was the previous Indian cricket group captain and the previous president of the Board of Control for Cricket in India, Sourav Ganguly.
He described that considering that Ghosh scored 34 runs in the last match of the Women’s World Cup, she had actually existed with a cheque of Rs 34 lakhs.
“Richa’s task when she concerned bat at number 6 was the most tough given that she got lower variety of balls to play. The asking rate was rather high then. She played masterfully and made the distinction,” Ganguly stated.
Both the Chief Minister and Ganguly revealed that a person day, Richa will lead the Indian ladies’s cricket group as a captain.
Ghosh shared her experience on how to prepare herself for the competition. “During the net practice, I constantly repair a target. This assists me. I enjoy accepting obstacles when playing in tight spots. I like to contribute in making sure the success of my group,” she stated.
The Chief Minister stated that she wants to see Sourav Ganguly as the chief of the International Cricket Council (ICC) one day.
“He was the captain of the Indian cricket group for many years. He has actually likewise managed the cricket administration well. He should have been the head of the ICC? I think he will remain in that position one day. Nobody will have the ability to stop him,” the Chief Minister stated.