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25 August 2026

Anaya Bangar returns to cricket after gender-affirming surgery, but not in India; 'Thought I would never play again'

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Anaya Bangar returns to cricket after gender-affirming surgery, but not in India; 'Thought I would never play again'

Anaya Bangar is a former Mumbai U-19 cricketer who played alongside the likes of India cricketer Sarfaraz Khan and his brother Musheer Khan. Anaya's father, Sanjay Bangar, is a former India ...

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