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AFC Women's Asian Cup: India Announce 23-member Squad, Ngangom Bala Devi Misses Out

Jan 11, 2022 PTI

While the AIFF has not named a captain yet, the experienced Loitongbam Ashalata Devi is likely to lead the side in the AFC Women's Asian Cup, which will be held in three venues across Maharasthra from January 20 to February 6.

India Women's Tour Of Brazil: Head Coach Thomas Dennerby Reveals 23-member Football Squad

Nov 18, 2021 Outlook Web Bureau

This will be the first time any Indian senior national team will be playing against either Brazil, Chile or Venezuela. The exposure tour is part of the Indian women’s team's preparation for the AFC Women’s Asian Cup.


Seeing Iran Women Play Football Against All Odds Still Gives Me Goosebumps: India Captain Loitongbam Ashalata Devi

India play Iran on January 20 in their first group match of AFC Women's Asian Cup 2022. They face Chinese Taipei on January 23 and China on January 26.

Clubs Bargain Salary With Women Players Like Buying Vegetables, Says India Captain Loitongbam Ashalata

Jul 05, 2020 Abdul Gani

Indian national women's football team captain Loitongbam Ashalata Devi laments the lack of opportunities and insufficient funding


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