'I Don't Expect My History...': Anaya Bangar Set For Competitive Comeback In Australia, Eyes Elite Women's Cricket From March 2027 | Video

Anaya Bangar, daughter of former Indian cricketer and national batting coach Sanjay Bangar, is preparing to make a competitive comeback to cricket in Australia, with ambitions to compete in elite women's cricket starting in March 2027. The Australian cricketer explained that her return to the sport has been a carefully planned process, adhering to the guidelines set out by Cricket Australia.

This framework is designed to ensure fairness, competitive integrity, and inclusion in women's cricket. Speaking to the media, Anaya emphasized that her inclusion in elite women's cricket is not guaranteed by simply being part of the pathway, but rather by her performance on the field. She reiterated her focus on earning her spot through her actions rather than relying on her identity.

Anaya's eligibility for the March 2027 assessment is contingent upon meeting the necessary policy requirements, including a blood test at that time. If she continues to meet the criteria, she would be considered for selection, potentially through the Women’s Big Bash League.