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Anaya Bangar Set To Take Australia By Storm After Meeting Sarfaraz Khan
- •Transgender cricketer Anaya Bangar has received permission from Cricket Australia to play women community cricket in the country starting from 2027.
- •Anaya is eligible to play in the WBBL as her blood testosterone levels currently meet the required limit of remaining below 10 nanomoles per liter.
- •Ahead of her upcoming stint in Australia, Anaya practiced at Cross Maidan where she met Indian cricketer Sarfaraz Khan, Musheer Khan, and coach Naushad Khan.
- •Anaya showcased an aggressive batting style during practice, hitting massive sixes that left Naushad Khan and onlookers completely amazed.
- •To make a successful comeback and potentially play international cricket under ICC rules, Anaya aims to make a strong impact in the WBBL.
Key Questions Answered
To play in women's community cricket and the WBBL in Australia, Anaya Bangar's blood testosterone levels must remain below 10 nanomoles per liter. Additionally, Cricket Australia's policy requires players to maintain these levels for at least 12 months to be eligible.
Ahead of her upcoming stint in Australia, Anaya Bangar practiced at Cross Maidan where she met Sarfaraz Khan, Musheer Khan, and their father, Naushad Khan. Her aggressive batting during the session left Naushad Khan amazed.
According to ICC rules, transgender women who transitioned after puberty face restrictions on playing international women's cricket. Meanwhile, Cricket Australia permits transgender players to participate under specific policy frameworks and testosterone thresholds.
