Rising star of Indian women’s cricket, Richa Ghosh, has added another feather to her illustrious career. Following her instrumental role in India’s victorious campaign at the 2025 Women’s Cricket World Cup, the West Bengal government has appointed the talented wicketkeeper-batter as Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP).
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Richa, 21, has been a sensation in the Indian lineup, known for her fearless batting, quick glove work behind the stumps, and match-winning innings under pressure. Her performances in the 2025 World Cup were nothing short of extraordinary, often turning games in India’s favour with her explosive batting at crucial moments.
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The appointment as DSP is a recognition not just of her on-field heroics but also her role as an inspiring figure for young athletes across the country, especially women cricketers.
West Bengal Chief Minister praised Richa’s achievements, stating that her appointment symbolizes the state’s commitment to celebrating sporting excellence and encouraging youth participation in sports. “Richa has shown courage, talent, and dedication. Her success is an inspiration to all young women in India. This recognition is well-deserved,” he added.
Richa Ghosh’s journey from a young cricket enthusiast to World Cup winner and now DSP is a story of hard work, discipline, and passion. As she dons the police uniform alongside her cricket whites, the nation looks forward to more milestones from this young icon.