SaralnamaLisa Keightley becomes the new head coach of Mumbai Indians Women's team on in Mumbai. The former Australian cricketer replaces Charlotte Edwards, who left to coach England Women. Keightley, a two-time World Cup winner, has coached Australia, England, and top global leagues. Mumbai Indians Women have won two WPL championships in three seasons. Nita M. Ambani welcomed Keightley, praising her expertise and pioneering spirit. Keightley expressed honor in joining the team and aims to build on its success. She was the first woman to be full-time head coach of England and recently led Northern Superchargers to victory in The Hundred women's tournament. (Updated 25 Sep 2025, 13:09 IST; source: link)
Key Points
- Lisa Keightley becomes the new head coach of Mumbai Indians Women's team on in Mumbai
- The former Australian cricketer replaces Charlotte Edwards, who left to coach England Women
- Keightley, a two-time World Cup winner, has coached Australia, England, and top global leagues