Amol Muzumdar Credits BCCI Reforms, WPL for India's Women's World Cup Victory

India's women's cricket team just won the big World Cup!

Their coach, Amol Muzumdar, said this win is thanks to many people and changes.

He thanked the people who played cricket a long time ago, like Jhulan Goswami and Mithali Raj, for starting it all.

He also gave a lot of credit to the cricket board, BCCI, for making big improvements in recent years.

These changes include a special new league called the WPL, which has helped find and develop new talented players very quickly, like Shree Charani and Kranti Goud.

The coach also mentioned that making sure women players get paid the same as men has been important.

He shared that the team had a tough time early in the tournament, but a really honest talk helped them turn things around.

The coach also talked about how they stayed focused after beating a strong team in the semi-finals, remembering that the final was their real goal.

He is very proud of the team and their journey to become world champions.