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Susan Itticheria, born on January 1, 1959, is a former Indian cricketer known for her contributions to women's cricket in India during the 1980s. A talented all-rounder, Itticheria made her debut for the Indian national team in 1981, showcasing her skills as both a batsman and a bowler. Over her international career, she participated in numerous matches, leaving a significant impact on the development of women's cricket in the country.
Throughout her career, Itticheria was recognized for her consistent performances in both One Day Internationals (ODIs) and Test matches. She was part of the Indian squad that competed in pivotal tournaments, including the Women’s Cricket World Cup. Her skills at the crease and in the field contributed to India's growing reputation in women's cricket during a time when the sport was gaining momentum globally.
After retiring from international cricket, Susan Itticheria continued to influence the game by engaging in coaching and mentoring young players. Her legacy as a pioneer in women's cricket in India continues to inspire future generations of athletes, and she is remembered as one of the key figures who helped elevate the profile of the sport for women in the country.