Kiran Navgire is an Indian cricketer known for her aggressive batting in the women's domestic circuit. She represented the India women's national cricket team in the shorter formats and is associated with Maharashtra in domestic cricket.
| Name | Kiran Navgire |
|---|---|
| Nationality | Indian |
| Sport | Cricket |
| Role | Batter |
| Domestic team | Maharashtra |
| Format | Women's domestic and international cricket |
Navgire emerged through Maharashtra's domestic cricket structure, where she built a reputation as a power-hitter in limited-overs formats. Her hard-hitting style in middle-order roles brought her wider attention during senior women's domestic tournaments organised by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI).
Navgire has played in the senior women's Twenty20 and one-day competitions conducted by the BCCI, turning out for Maharashtra. Her performances in these tournaments, particularly her ability to clear the boundary, drew selectors' attention.
She earned a call-up to the India women's squad and made her debut for the national side in the shorter formats. Her selection followed strong domestic returns and was part of the team's effort to bolster its batting depth with power-hitting options.
Navgire's progression from the Maharashtra circuit to the India women's team reflects the broadening pathway for women cricketers from regional associations into the national setup, supported by expanded BCCI domestic tournaments and exposure leagues.