In this episode of Yorker I sit down with USA Women’s captain Aditi Chudasama to discuss her journey in cricket, the responsibility of leading her country, and her development as an allrounder.

Aditi reflects on her experiences as a right-hand batter and right-arm offbreak bowler, the challenges and opportunities within women’s cricket in the United States, and what captaincy has taught her about leadership, pressure, and belief.

The interview also explores the importance of representation and why young girls need to see women playing, leading, and succeeding in cricket. Aditi shares her message for the next generation and her hopes for the future of USA women’s cricket.

This is an interview about captaincy, growth, resilience, and inspiring more young women to believe that there is a place for them in the game.

In this special discussion episode, I am joined by Wicket Wispers to break down the biggest conversations surrounding Indian cricket.

From the standout performances, surprises, and disappointments of IPL 2026 to the key takeaways from India’s Afghanistan tour, the discussion looks at which players strengthened their international chances and which questions still remain unanswered.

They also react to India’s squad selection for the Ireland tour, debate whether IPL form should automatically lead to national selection, and discuss the balance between rewarding current performances and investing in long-term potential.

The conversation then turns toward India’s ODI World Cup planning, the future of the national team, and the rapid rise of Vaibhav Suryavanshi.

A full preview of the upcoming Major League Cricket season with Sixes and States host Amal — breaking down the league’s growth, each team’s key storylines, players to watch, and early predictions for what could be a big season for cricket in the U.S.