Rasanara Parwin Retires: Odisha’s First T20 World Cup Star Ends International Career
Bhubaneswar: Rasanara Parwin, Odisha’s pioneering woman cricketer, has officially retired from international cricket, marking the end of a remarkable journey that inspired countless young athletes across the state and country.
Parwin made history as the first woman from Odisha to be selected for India’s T20 World Cup squad.
Her brief but impactful international career included one ODI and two T20 appearances, along with being part of India’s victorious 2012 Asia Cup team.
In an exclusive statement, she expressed deep gratitude for her journey, attributing her success to relentless hard work, unwavering family support, and an enduring passion for the sport.
The Odisha Cricket Association lauded her contributions, calling her a beacon of excellence and inspiration for future generations.
Her retirement signals the close of a significant chapter in Odisha’s cricketing history, but her legacy will continue to motivate aspiring cricketers, especially women, to dream big and break barriers.
