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Mandhana gets new role at UNICEF, says 'every child deserves to dream big'

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Mandhana gets new role at UNICEF, says 'every child deserves to dream big'

UNICEF India has appointed Indian women’s cricket captain Smriti Mandhana as its Celebrity Advocate to promote girls’ rights, health, well-being and equal opportunities.

Mandhana will support efforts to empower young girls and help them achieve their potential.

A celebrated cricketer, she was part of India’s historic 2025 Women’s Cricket World Cup-winning team and has set several batting records.

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