Cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar has welcomed the ICC's new post-pregnancy return-to-play guidelines, calling them a major boost for women's cricket. The framework offers a structured six-step pathway, medical support, privacy protections and player-centred care to help female cricketers resume competitive cricket after childbirth while balancing motherhood and their sporting careers.
New Delhi: Cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar has welcomed the International Cricket Council's newly launched post-pregnancy return-to-play guidelines, describing the initiative as a major step forward for women's cricket and athlete welfare.
Reacting to the ICC's announcement on social media, Tendulkar praised the governing body's efforts to create a more supportive environment for female cricketers balancing motherhood and professional sport.
"Exceptional batting by the ICC. Empowerment in sport is about ensuring that a player's journey, in all phases, is supported with the right framework.
"Seeing the transition from 'choosing between' to 'doing both' is proof that we are playing the game the right way. A massive boost for the future of women cricketers worldwide," Tendulkar posted on X.
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