| Full Name | Date of Birth | Birth Place |
|---|---|---|
| Anju Jain | 11 Aug, 1974 | India |
| Sports | Team | Nationality |
| Cricket | India (Cricket) |
Indian |
Anju Jain, a former Indian cricketer, was born on 11th August 1974, in New Delhi, India. She has represented India in 8 Test cricket matches and 65 One Day International (ODI) matches. At present, she coaches the Assam team.
Her Achievements:-
- She is the only player to have played in consecutive four World Cups.
- At the Cricinfo Women’s Cricket World Cup which was held in New Zealand in the year 2000, Anju captained 8 ODI matches of the tournament where the Indian team advanced to Semifinals before losing to New Zealand.
- Anju was honored with the prestigious "Arjuna Award" in the year 2005 for her remarkable sporting achievements.
- She was named the "Best Sportswoman of the Year" in 2005.
Updated On :24 Nov, 2021
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