Delhi: South Africa's star female all-rounder Marizanne Cap has questioned the decision of Cricket Australia (CA), under which Indian transgender player Anaya Bangar has got a way to return to competitive cricket. CAP expressed strong displeasure over this decision and called it unfair.

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According to Cricket Australia, to play in women's elite cricket, a player's serum testosterone must be below 10 nanomoles per liter for at least 12 consecutive months.

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Anaya clarified that Cricket Australia's approval does not mean selection in the team. They just got the opportunity to compete and have to perform to make the team. Her goal is to make a comeback in women's cricket and later reach the Women's Big Bash League (WBBL).

Marijane Cap expressed disagreement

On the other hand, Marijanne Capp shared the Australian media report and wrote, “Absolutely ridiculous. This should not be allowed.” After this comment, the debate regarding the participation of transgender players in women's sports has again intensified.

It is noteworthy that this approval given to Anaya Bangar is a new beginning for his cricket career. Along with talent in sports, following the rules is also important. If she continuously works hard on fitness and performance, then this opportunity to play competitive cricket in Australia can prove to be very important for her.

On the other hand, it is clear from Marijane Capp's statement that there are differences of opinion regarding the participation of transgender players in women's sports. It is necessary to discuss this issue keeping in mind the fairness and rights of all players.