The Women's Cricket Podcast I How do injuries work in cricket ft. Navnita Gautam I Episode 33

We've often wondered why certain injuries take longer to recover from compared to others? Or just how injuries work? Akshay and Neha managed to find just the right person to discuss this. WATCH NOW to not miss this! 0:00 Intro 1:06 What is an athletic therapist? 3:47 Injury management in professional sport 11:18 Differences b/w men’s and women’s cricket 13:58 What are some muscular measurements done? 15:55 Biology vs environment? 17:18 Indian athletes vs the rest? 20:16 What is the kind of pre-screening done with athletes? 22:18 How is cricket different from other sports? 26:37 How do you establish a rapport with athletes? 28:29 How does she make athletes more comfortable? 31:48 How do domestic players react to physiotherapy? 35:00 Does diet and nutrition fall under an athletic therapist? 37:44 What role does data play? 41:28 Does adrenaline play a role in how athletes function? 44:06 Is a therapist’s role limited to just the tournament? 47:50 How has the role of a therapist evolved? 50:22 How important is it for therapists to understand the sport? 52:52 How does an athletic therapist keep their emotions at check? 55:01 Female representation in this space 57:14 Some of the structural issues in the Indian ecosystem 59:30 Goodbye! Follow Akshay here - https://x.com/whycricketwhy Follow Navnita here - https://www.instagram.com/navvgautam Follow Neha here - https://x.com/neverontheback1 Experience cricket like never before on Cricket.com. Live cricket score, live score predictor, win probability meter, player performance predictions and a host of features based on the world's most advanced cricket algorithm to keep you ahead of the game. Cricket.com showcases cricket facts and data analysis in a unique and aesthetic style to show you different facets of the game at one glance. VISIT OUR WEBSITE ��for all the latest cricket scores, news & analysis https://www.cricket.com/ FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/cricket.com FOLLOW US ON TWITTER https://x.com/weRcricket