Jhulan Goswami: From Chakdaha to Lord's

In 2007, Jhulan Goswami became the first female Indian cricketer to be named the ICC Women's Cricketer of the Year. Only Smriti Mandhana has won it (twice) from India since.

With Trailblazers, Goswami won the Women's T20 Challenge 2020 in UAE.

Goswami received the prestigious Arjuna Award in 2010 from the then India President Pratiba Patil.

Goswami's little cameo played a crucial part in India's narrow 2-wicket win in the third game in Mackay in 2021 - the one that snapped Australia's record 26-match winning streak in ODIs.

The Taunton milestone: The second England vs India Test in 2002 ended in a draw but Goswami the batter played a crucial role in helping India to a first-innings lead, putting on a 157-run stand with Mithali Raj, who hit a double ton, en route her 196-ball 62.

Goswami led India in the 2009 ODI World Cup.

The 2017 heartbreak: Goswami and Raj came within spitting distance of helping India Women to their maiden ICC World Cup title but a late batting collapse handed England the win in front of a packed Lord's.

Goswami's final innings with the bat ended in a golden duck.

The beginning of the end: Alice Capsey was Goswami's first victim in her last ODI.

The last international scalp - Goswami cleaned up Kate Cross to pick her 255th and final ODI scalp in international cricket. Goswami retires as highest wicket-taker in the format.

Two of India's finest and all-time greats, Goswami and Raj retire as the leading wicket-taker and run-scorer in Women's ODIs respectively.