Overview
- Thousands lined the streets in Siliguri to welcome Ghosh home, with drums and fireworks marking her return after the World Cup win.
- The Cricket Association of Bengal will present a gold-plated bat and ball signed by Sourav Ganguly and Jhulan Goswami, with Ganguly praising her composure and fight.
- Ghosh finished the tournament with 235 runs at a strike rate of 133.52, including a 24-ball 34 in the final where India beat South Africa by 52 runs in Navi Mumbai.
- Her 94 off 77 in the group stage after walking in at No. 8 was highlighted by outlets as the first 80-plus score by a woman batting at No. 8 or lower.
- In a post-tournament interview, she said she focused on time at the crease, grounded shots, strike rotation, and closing innings with quick scoring.