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Chopra belongs to a family of sportspeople: Maternal grandfather Ved Prakash Sahni was an athlete and represented India. He was also a cricket commentator. Father Krishan Bal Chopra is a golfer. Mother Poonam Chopra, a devoted homemaker, has won a Goodyear car rally. Brother Nirvan Chopra has represented Delhi state in Under−17 and Under-19 ...
Apr 7, 2021 · As of 2021, former Indian women’s cricket team captain Anjum Chopra is not married. She has not publicly disclosed any information about her personal life or marital status. Awards and recognitions.
Anjum Chopra was not on good terms with Anju Jain, who was a former selector of the Indian women’s team and later became the coach. They both knew each other from their playing days and were even roommates.
May 20, 2019 · She was born to golfer Krishan Bal Chopra and Poonam Chopra. She has an elder brother named Nirav Chopra who was also a state level cricketer. Her maternal uncle Rohit Saini was also a former Cricketer. Anjum is married to an IAS officer from Delhi.
Mar 31, 2017 · Anjum Chopra shattered the glass ceiling and, along with the likes of Jhulan Goswami and Mithali Raj, provided a much-needed face to the Indian women’s cricket team. She has managed to create an identity in the world of female cricket as an inspiration to the other aspirants.
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May 20, 2013 · Anjum Chopra, born May 20, 1977, was a fearless left-hander who was influential in some of India’s most memorable victories. Along with the likes of Mithali Raj, Anjum has galvanised women’s ...
5th Match. ICC CWC League Two 2023-27. Netherlands vs Canada. 22nd Match. Canada vs United States. 23rd Match. T20 LEAGUE. Hundred Mens Competition 2024. Southern Brave vs Birmingham Phoenix.
Anjum Chopra, the first Indian woman cricketer to receive honorary lifetime membership of Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC), Lord’s Cricket Ground, London, shares her journey.
Aug 1, 2017 · When I stuck my neck out and backed India to beat Australia in the semi-final, when just over a week earlier you had received a drubbing in Bristol, I wasn't being brave. Not many, I think,...
