Vaibhavi Deshmukh

Indian padel player 🎾 | 👩🏻‍💻 All things sports @jswsports | Passionate about sports tech and biz | Women's Sports Enthusiast | Views are mine

[Pratik Sinha @free_thinker]

I love these young people!!! Can't stop watching their reels! Have not felt this good in such a long time!

[Shilpa Rao @shilparao11]

Educate
Agitate
Organize 🤘

[Mohit Chauhan @mohitlaws]

Generation so goated that it has seen AI, demonetisation, COVID, a world war, vote chori, Ram Temple loot and now a people’s revolution.

[Vaibhavi Deshmukh @veeedesh]

@venkatananth @stateofplayclub @sportzinteract Top 👏🏼

[anand mahindra @anandmahindra]

Every now and then sport produces a moment that challenges an old assumption

This rocket-like free kick from Manisha was one of those moments

Challenged the assumption that raw football talent doesn’t exist in India

Our real challenge is to locate it early and build an ecosystem that can nurture it

Because the rockets are clearly there.

We just need more launchpads

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽💪🏽

[永里 優季 | Yuki Nagasato @yuki_ngst]

People often say in soccer,
“The conditions are the same.”

The pitch is the same.
The ball is the same.
The match time is the same.

But are they really?

Imagine a team full of players who compete professionally in Europe or the U.S. facing a team of players who work full-time jobs and play soccer on the side.

Training environments.
Practice time.
Recovery.

The amount of time they can dedicate to the game.

Can we still say the conditions are the same?

On the pitch, everything may look equal. But the conditions that bring players to that pitch are not.

The starting point is never truly the same.

Still, soccer is a sport where a team can win even when the starting conditions are different.

That’s why when those gaps are too large, directing all the criticism at the players after a defeat often misses the bigger picture.

[Danyal Rasool @Danny61000]

Tennis players at the top end really must be the fittest athletes in any sport.

5 hours in this heat and no proper breaks in an individual sport will never not impress me

[Lavanya 🎙️🎥👩🏻‍💻 @lav_narayanan]

Easily 90%+ packed D.Y. Patil stadium. There's the spiritual home of Indian women's cricket we know. #WPL2026 #MIvRCB

[Vaibhavi Deshmukh @veeedesh]

@venkatananth @stateofplayclub Too good! 👏🏼

[slog sweep (Harry's version) @143vseng]

Happy one month anniversary to whoever celebrates

[Annesha Ghosh @ghosh_annesha]

With Meg Lanning's departure from Delhi Capitals, Jemimah Rodrigues as captain of the side would mark an important chapter not only in WPL but also in Indian cricket.

Former Mumbai captain. Mature & multifaceted at 25. Played a World Cup semi knock for the ages.

Time is ripe.

[Tanuj @ImTanujSingh]

- India Won U-19 Women's WC.
- India Won Women's World Cup.
- India Won Women's WC for blind.
- Now India Won Women's Kabaddi WC.

WHAT A HISTORIC YEAR FOR INDIA IN WOMEN'S, THEY MADE PROUD INDIA AT THE GLOBAL WORLD. 🙇‍♂️🇮🇳

[Yavanika Shah @yavanikashah]

Dexter Capital has announced a new policy offering paid leave to employees with daughters pursuing sports professionally

- 3 months paid leave per year if the daughter plays at the National level
- 6 months paid leave per year if she plays at the International level

This. This is how change begins.
Not with slogans, but with policies that let girls dream and parents support those dreams without guilt.

[Ritwika Dhar @RituD307]

I am soo happy for the team & all the pioneers who deserved this trophy. But Mithali hugging that trophy healed something in me. Someone who dedicated her last years of career just to win that WC, it was fulfilling. More than raising that trophy, she just wanted to hug it. 🫂❤

[Manya @CSKian716]

15 WOMEN MAY HAVE CHANGED WOMEN SPORTS IN THIS COUNTRY FOREVER

[Sarah Waris @swaris16]

When women succeed, they change society.

[Ajay @amhiraigadkar]

Mumbai doesn’t host finals…

Mumbai delivers trophies. 🏆

2 World Cup Finals hosted.
2 Finals won.

City of Dreams ➜ City of Champions !

[Selfless Cricket @SelflessCricket]

Out of all things, my respect for the Mumbai crowd just keeps increasing.

They watch women cricket with the same passion as men cricket. Even during the WPL, there is always a good crowd in the stands.

And today when team was struggling, they never stop cheering and motivating the players. 🫡

[KSR @KShriniwasRao]

Tonight has the potential to turn India's dream into a global reality.

I don't know how to say this any better: Indian women lifting the Cup will lift women's cricket world over.

So, there's a larger context. This Cup could do to women's cricket what 1983 did to men.

Amen! 🤞🏾