Former England captain Nasser Hussain says India’s women’s cricket is becoming an “unstoppable force,” citing recent developments in the game. In comments reported by NDTV, Hussain points to the start of the Women’s Premier League (WPL) in 2023 as a key factor behind improved competitiveness and stronger domestic depth. He also links India’s rise to the team’s performance on the international stage, including winning the Women’s ODI World Cup. Together, he argues, these milestones are strengthening the pipeline of talent and raising standards across formats. Hussain’s remarks focus on how these achievements translate into greater squad depth for India, suggesting that the national team benefits from more high-level match experience at the domestic and franchise levels. The reports present his assessment as praise of India’s overall growth rather than a commentary on a specific match or series, and they emphasize the combined impact of the WPL’s emergence and India’s World Cup success.