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The WINS Podcast is an initiative of the Women in News and Sport Program (WINS). It tells the stories of women in sport from the region and supports women to pursue sports journalism.
Credits: WINS is run by Australian Broadcasting Corporation's International Development team and is supported by Australia's Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.
This year's Caribbean Premier League saw the introduction of a new piece of sports technology, that could be a game changer for cricket.
The 'smart ball' was developed by Sportcor and Kookaburra, and it's hoped it could help players from the grassroots through to the elite level.
Niharika Raina is a sports journalist from India and she spoke to Sportcor Chairman, and former Australian paceman Michael Kasprowicz, about the invention. But what does the cricket community think it can contribute to the game? Former West Indies cricketer turned commentator Ian Bishop gives his view.
This story was produced for Women in News and Sport (WINS), run by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation's International Development Unit and funded by Australia's Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade through the Team Up program.
The WINS Podcast
The WINS Podcast is an initiative of the Women in News and Sport Program (WINS). It tells the stories of women in sport from the region and supports women to pursue sports journalism.
Credits: WINS is run by Australian Broadcasting Corporation's International Development team and is supported by Australia's Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.
