Boy-turned-girl cricketer Anaya Bangar has found a way to return to the game. After returning to cricket, he has made a big revelation about his dream.
Boy-turned-girl cricketer Anaya Bangar has found a way to return to the game. After returning to cricket, he has made a big revelation about his dream. Former Indian cricketer Sanjay Bangar’s daughter is not just returning to the field but her eyes are set on a bigger target. Anaya Bangar’s dream is to one day win the Women’s World Cup for India and win big trophies for the country.
Let us tell you that Cricket Australia (CA) has given this approval to Anaya under its transgender and gender-diverse player policy. Whereas his return to elite cricket from March 2027 will depend on the terms of the eligibility policy. Although this approval is not a guarantee of a place in any team, Anaya Bangar is considering it as a big step to restart her cricket career.
Emotional appeal to BCCI
In an interview given to India Today, he has made an emotional appeal to the Board of Control for Cricket in India i.e. BCCI. She has also expressed hope from BCCI that such policies should be made for women’s cricket, which are inclusive as well as fair. She said, ‘I hope that BCCI will consider this and make such policies which are inclusive, fair and respectful for the women’s game. I want to win the World Cup for India one day, and that is my dream.
Anaya Bangar’s big revelation
Anaya Bangar told that it was not easy for her to reach this point. Not only did he have to face public criticism but he also did not get full support from his family. He said that he got help to some extent but during the journey he never completely felt that the family was with him.