Isa Guha - The first Woman to Join PCA board
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| Isa Guha - The first Woman to Join PCA board |
Guha turned into the principal lady from Asia to speak to the England ladies' group when she made her presentation in 2002. She went ahead to play eight Test matches, 83 One-Day Internationals and 22 Twenty20 Internationals for England before declaring her retirement in 2012. Post retirement, Guha has been filling in as a TV moderator and observer around the globe.
"I am pleased to join the PCA as a Non-Executive Director at an energizing time for the amusement here in England for our men and ladies at both local and global levels," Guha said. "I anticipate working with the group at the PCA, and with all the numerous over a significant time span players, as the nation gets ready for various real occasions, beginning with the ICC Champions Trophy and the Women's World Cup this mid-year."
David Leatherdale, the PCA CEO, was cheerful of Guha's learning helping in the development of the PCA. "Isa has an incomprehensible learning of the amusement from both a men's and ladies' point of view, right off the bat through her time as a player and all the more as of late from her work in the media on a worldwide stage," he said."As somebody who was at the front line of the ladies' diversion in the wake of making her introduction for England in 2002, and with our universal ladies players now full individuals from the PCA, I am certain Isa will convey genuine knowledge to the PCA Board as we develop and bolster all regions of the expert amusement."