A psychology graduate, the 25-year-old has been a hallmark of consistency at the top of the order since her debut

India Women’s opening batter Pratika Rawal continued her sensational run in ODI cricket, becoming the joint-fastest to 1,000 runs in the format alongside Lindsay Reeler, reaching the milestone in just

Pratika Rawal silences critics with a gritty century, leading India to the semifinals in a crucial World Cup match.

Despite getting a chance in the team relatively late, opener Pratika Rawal has caught the eye with her tight technique, making a record-equalling start to her ODI career, reaching 1000 runs in her 23rd innings during her century against New Zealand in Navi Mumbai on Thursday.

Pratika Rawal etched her name in the history books with her maiden century in the Women's World Cup against New Zealand in Navi Mumbai. Pratika's father, Pradeep Rawal, caught up with India Today after the match and recalled her daughter's journey to international cricket and also answered the critics of her strike rate.

Pratika Rawal becomes joint fastest to 1,000 runs in WODIs, equalling Lindsay Reeler. Read more on CricTracker.

Pratika Rawal is making waves as Delhi's latest batting sensation, silencing doubters with consistent performances. Her record-breaking partnership with Smriti Mandhana propelled India into the World Cup semifinals.

Former cricketer Anjum Chopra praises India’s opening pair Mandhana and Rawal for their complementary styles. Their partnership played a crucial role in securing India’s semifinal spot, raising hopes for a strong knockout performance.

Pradeep Rawal, the father of India's Women's World Cup star Pratika, has revealed an incredible story of how her talent was evident from an early age.