Indian Women's Cricketer Nuzhat Parween Joins ZAP Cricket

ZAP Cricket was delighted to announce the signing of Indian wicketkeeper-batter Nuzhat Parween in 2021. At the time of signing, the 25-year-old had already represented India in international cricket, including T20I appearances against the West Indies. One of the most highly regarded emerging talents in the sport, Parween has represented India in both One-day Internationals and Twenty20.

She was an integral part of the women’s cricket team that reached the world cup final of 2017. Moreover, she is the first player to make it to the national team within just five years.

Parween rose through the ranks of the Madhya Pradesh Under-19 cricket team and had long been touted as a future Indian player long before her debut. In 2012-13 she was selected as the vice-captain of the central zone under-19 women’s cricket team.

She plays domestically for the Railways in the Women's Senior One Day Trophy and for the Trailblazers in the Women's T20 Challenge. This makes her an all-format player and a key asset to the team.

Parween's vision coincides with ZAP in supporting and nurturing young cricketers from everywhere. She believes that emerging talent is being encouraged and thoroughly supported by ZAP, which is ultimately transforming cricket and upholding the spirit of the game. 

In her own words, she states, “ZAP is special to me, they are specialists in cricket bats, and in a way, transforming cricket. I love the bat, its exquisite balance, and the look and feel while playing. ZAP is my go-to place for all things cricket.”

At the time of the announcement, ZAP welcomed Nuzhat as one of the exciting Indian cricketers of her generation.