Harmanpreet Kaur steps down as India women’s cricket captain
Harmanpreet Kaur announced she is stepping down as captain of the India women's cricket team across all formats on Tuesday.

Immediate resignation announcement
The 37-year-old batter made the decision with immediate effect after leading the side to their maiden Women's Cricket World Cup title last year. She stated that this choice carries years of memories and emotions but confirmed she will continue playing for India.
Recent tournament success
Kaur guided the squad to a second successive Asian Games gold medal earlier this year following their triumph in 2022. Her tenure included winning two Asia Cup titles and leading the team to victory in the ODI World Cup final against South Africa.
Potential successor identified
Smriti Mandhana is considered a frontrunner to take over leadership duties after Kaur's departure. Reports indicate that Mandhana played a key part in the recent Asian Games victory, including scoring 79 runs in the final.
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Kaur steps down as India women’s cricket captain
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Kaur quits as India's women's cricket captain
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