Jhulan Goswami is not a beginner in the world of gurus by any stretch of the imagination. The amazing athlete, who is now 39 years old, had a career that lasted 20 years and made her one of the all-time greats in her sport.

Goswami, who is an amazing 5 feet 11 inches tall, has been a towering figure in women’s cricket for a long time.

Jhulan made her debut for India when she was only 19 years old, in 2002. She has now retired from all forms of women’s international cricket, having taken 353 wickets across all of them.

After her last One-Day International match against England on September 24 at the famous Lord’s cricket ground, the legendary bowler said she was leaving the highest levels of the sport.

Jhulan has taken to heart the old saying that “talent is just the beginning” throughout her entire career. Goswami has been everywhere and done everything. When she was a teenager, she took early trains to Kolkata to train, and in 2007, she won the ICC women’s player of the year award. Goswami has seen and done everything.

According to news and women’s ipl live score, throughout her career, the Chakdaha pacer has always shown the most dedication and put in a lot of hard work. This is important for staying on top, especially as a fast bowler, and she has been doing it the whole time.

A career in women’s one-day internationals that lasted 20 years and 258 days would be a big deal. Mithali Raj, an Indian star who used to play with Goswami for a long time and is nowhas a career of 22 years and 274 days older than her, is the only player older than her.

Jhulan holds the record for the most one-day international matches played by a woman (203), as well as the most wickets taken by a woman (253) in one-day international matches.

This is just one of the many records that the well-known bowler has. She has played in 12 tests and 68 twenty20 internationals for her country.

Since Jhulan first started playing cricket, the women’s side of the game has come a long way, and she has left behind a legacy that will inspire future players.

Goswami was getting ready to throw one of those brutal deliveries at Lord’s for the last time before she quit cricket and left a hole in India’s cricket history.

Let’s look back at some of the famous bowler’s most impressive spells as a way to honor the athelete who was known as the “Chakda Express.”

• 5/11 against Australia, Visakhapatnam (2012)  

A big match where Goswami showed why she was an important part of India in any kind of competition. Since Goswami had spent most of her career playing in One-Day Internationals, she did not have enough experience to play well in Twenty20s. Instead, they were not enough. But in March 2012, during a Twenty20 match in Visakhapatnam, she showed off her quick bowling in a way that shut up her critics. Jhulan won the game by holding the strong Australians to a low score of 89 runs and taking five wickets while only letting 11 runs score during her innings. India ewas able to win by eight wickets because of Goswami’s great session. Jhulan has never had a better bowling figure at the end of a Twenty20 International than she did today.

• 2005: 5/16 against England at Silchar

In 2005, at the SM Dev Stadium in Silchar, Jhulan Goswami played one of her best one-day international games against England. During that game, she got five wickets and only gave up 16 runs over 10 overs, of which three were no-balls. The fast bowler got wickets early and late in England’s innings, so the whole batting order was out for only 50 runs. In the end, India reached their goal with 10 wickets and 14.5 overs still left to play.

• 4/16 against WI in Pretoria in 2005

India’s match against West Indies in the group stage of the Women’s One-Day International World Cup in 2005 was Goswami’s best game. During that match, she got four wickets while only letting West Indies score 16 runs. This helped India’s Women in Blue win by 135 runs. India won the game with a strong 8-wicket victory in 33 overs, even though they were trying to reach a low score.

6/31 against NZ, Southgate (2011)

In 2011, while playing for India against New Zealand in the sixth game of the quadrangular series, Goswami had her best bowling figure in one-day internationals. She took six wickets and only let 31 runs be scored against her, which helped India stop the White Ferns from scoring more than 201 runs and losing more than eight wickets in the fifty overs they were given. India lost by 39 runs, and despite Goswami’s best efforts, their poor batting performance was a big reason why. Goswami couldn’t stop it.

5/33 and 5/45 against England, Taunton (2006)

When India went to England in 2006 and played their second Test match, it was Goswami’s best game in the longest version of the game. At the end of the game, she had 10 wickets and only let 78 runs through (both innings combined). She got five wickets and let India score only 33 runs, which was a big part of India’s win (13-4-33-5). When Goswami bowled against England, she got another five wickets and only let England score 45 runs. India won the game by five wickets when they tried to get 98 runs.

• Delhi, India, 5/25 vs England (2005)

In her first Test match, which was a one-off against England in Delhi in November 2005, Goswami got five wickets in the first innings for India. England was the team playing. After scoring 289 runs in their first innings, the foreigners were bowled out by India for only 154 runs. A young girl named Goswami, who had five wickets, helped India bowl out the foreigners. Even though Goswami, an Indian seamer, did a great job with the ball, the game ended in a tie.