East Zone women's cricket team

The East Zone women's cricket team is a women's first-class cricket team that represents East India in the Inter Zone Women's One Day Competition and Inter Zone Women's Three Day Competition.[1][2] Team also represented East India in the now defunct Rani Jhansi Trophy from 1974 to 1997.[3]

Current squad
Name Domestic team Birth date Batting Style Bowling Style Notes
Madhusmita Behera Orissa Women 4 October 1990 Right-hand batsman Right-arm off-break [4]
Rekharani Bora Assam Women 6 October 1994 Right-hand batsman Right-arm medium pace [5]
Rima Chakraborty Tripura Women 21 July 1994 Right-hand batsman Right-arm medium pace [6]
Saiqa Ishaque Bengal Women 8 October 1995 Left-hand batsman Slow left-arm orthodox [7]
Ritu Kumari Jharkhand Women 4 May 1998 Right-hand batsman Right-arm medium pace [8]
Sujata Mallik Orissa Women 4 June 1993 Right-hand batsman Right-arm medium pace [9]
Madhuri Meheta Orissa Women 1 November 1991 Right-hand batsman Right-arm medium pace [10]
Kadambini Mohakhud (wk) Orissa Women 13 July 1982 Right-hand batsman [11]
Sukanya Parida Bengal Women 15 May 1993 Right-hand batsman Right-arm medium pace [12]
Sushree Dibyadarshini Orissa Women 8 September 1997 Right-hand batsman Right-arm medium pace [13]
Niharika Prasad Jharkhand Women 10 February 1985 Left-hand batsman Slow left-arm orthodox [14]
Swagatika Rath Orissa Women 18 November 1994 Right-hand batsman Right-arm off-break [15]
Priyanka Roy Bengal Women 2 March 1988 Right-hand batsman Leg-break [16]
Tanusree Sarkar Bengal Women 5 September 1998 Right-hand batsman Right-arm medium pace [17]

References
  1. "Womens_ListA_Matches".
  2. "Womens_Multi-day_Matches".
  3. "Other_Events".
  4. "Madhusmita Somnath Behera".
  5. "Rekharani Suren Bora".
  6. "Rima Goutam Chakraborty".
  7. "Saiqa Mohamad Ishaque".
  8. "Ritu Kumari".
  9. "Sujata Kailashchandra Mallik".
  10. "Madhuri Pradeepkumar Meheta".
  11. "Kadambini Madanmohan Mohakhud".
  12. "Sukanya Kalakar Parida".
  13. "Sushreedivyadarshani Nibash Pradhan".
  14. "Niharika Mani Prasad".
  15. "Swagatika Bijaya Rath".
  16. "Priyanka Amarnath Roy".
  17. "Tanusree Makhanlal Sarkar".
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