It's crazy how a single World Cup win can make all the difference 
, I mean we're seeing some amazing growth in women's cricket here. But it's not just about celebrating wins, it's about creating real change that benefits the masses. The BCCI needs to get serious about investing in grassroots programs and making sure girls from all backgrounds have access to the sport. We can't keep relying on individual talent alone 
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And let's be real, the prize money is just the tip of the iceberg
. It's about creating a cultural shift where women's cricket is seen as equal to men's cricket, not just an afterthought 
. We need to see more females in leadership roles and decision-making positions 
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It's also worth noting that Australia's success didn't happen overnight
. They had years of investment and planning before they got to where they are today. So let's not get too caught up in the hype just yet 
, but instead focus on what we can do to take Indian women's cricket to the next level 
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, I mean we're seeing some amazing growth in women's cricket here. But it's not just about celebrating wins, it's about creating real change that benefits the masses. The BCCI needs to get serious about investing in grassroots programs and making sure girls from all backgrounds have access to the sport. We can't keep relying on individual talent alone .And let's be real, the prize money is just the tip of the iceberg
. It's about creating a cultural shift where women's cricket is seen as equal to men's cricket, not just an afterthought . We need to see more females in leadership roles and decision-making positions .It's also worth noting that Australia's success didn't happen overnight
. They had years of investment and planning before they got to where they are today. So let's not get too caught up in the hype just yet , but instead focus on what we can do to take Indian women's cricket to the next level .
India's got its first World Cup win, yaaas! 
And congrats to Harmanpreet Kaur and her squad for finally getting some recognition, but let's not get ahead of ourselves - 510 million Indian rupees and $4.5m is just the tip of the iceberg. They need to put their money where their mouth is and invest in grassroots programs or all that talk about empowering girls will fall flat 
. I mean, we've seen how well that "just a few high-profile players" approach has worked out for them so far... 
and now they're wondering how to make the most of it... i think its great that harmanpreet kaur is speaking up about wanting more investment in women's cricket, but at the same time, we gotta remember that progress takes time and its not just about the bcci making changes overnight 
. id love to see them focus on grassroots development programs so that girls from all walks of life can get involved and have a chance to pursue their dreams 
️. its all about creating a level playing field where women can shine and make their mark on the sport