Women's CricZone

Women's CricZone is a media and broadcasting company dedicated to providing comprehensive coverage of women’s cricket globally. Founded in 2017 by Yash Lahoti, the platform initially gained traction through a Twitter handle during the 2017 World Cup and subsequently expanded into a website and mobile application. In addition to news, articles, features, and interviews, Women's CricZone offers live coverage of women’s matches. The company also publishes a magazine and hosts the annual global cricketing award, ‘Elixir Honours’.

In 2020, the company revamped its website and launched a mobile application, further expanding its reach. Notably, in 2021, Women's CricZone entered the broadcasting sphere by streaming matches from the Kwibuka tournament. This move aligns with the company's growth strategy, evidenced by its acquisition of broadcasting rights for international matches in various countries. Moreover, the platform has a robust social media presence with significant followings on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook.

With a focus on the underrepresented sector of women’s cricket, Women's CricZone presents a compelling opportunity for investors to support the development and recognition of the sport. As the platform continues to expand its coverage and viewership, its potential for engaging a diverse and dedicated audience is substantial.