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Gaud nearly quit cricket in 2024, reveals childhood coach Bilthare

However, Gaud’s childhood coach, Rajiv Bilthare, has revealed that she had considered quitting cricket a couple of years ago

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Kranti Gaud after her five-wicket haul on Saturday. Pic/Bipin Patel

Kranti Gaud after her five-wicket haul on Saturday. Pic/Bipin Patel

Indian women’s team pacer Kranti Gaud’s maiden fifer (5-37) on Saturday helped the visitors bundle out England for 170 and secure a commanding 115-run first-innings lead in the ongoing Test at Lord’s.

It also ensured Ghuwara-based Gaud, 22, in only her second Test, became the first woman to have her name etched on the Lord’s Honours Board. All centurions and five-wicket takers have their names etched on the prestigious board.

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