India, Jan. 8 -- Former Australian women's cricket captain Meg Lanning, who was part of seven World Cup wins for her country, says that after India's first ICC World Cup triumph, the women's cricket team "must be hungry for more success". Lanning, who will be serving as the UP Warriorz captain in the upcoming season of Women's Premier League (WPL), adds, "Well, there's a lot of upside. A lot of their (Indian) players are quite young as well. So, there are many more opportunities for them to win more World Cups." Having led Australia to back-to-back T20 World Cup wins, she believes India's win has done "great for women's cricket" in the country. "I know that the Indian girls will be hungry for more success. Just winning one isn't enough. You just wanna keep going." says the all-arounder. India won their first-ever Women's World Cup title after a historic 52-run victory against South Africa in November 2025. Meg is now keen to see how things shape up for Team India. "It'll be really interesting to see how the next few years pan out, as everyone's sort of chasing them now. It'll be a tough battle, but I'm sure they're trying to win as much as they can," she says. Lanning feels the Indian champions need to celebrate for now, as no one knows when the next one is going to come. "You need to make sure you celebrate your success because, obviously, that's why you put so much time and effort into what you do, and secondly, you nailed it. So, it's about just making small improvements and continually getting better individually and as a team to make sure you can stay at the top." As a true-blue competitor, she regrets her team losing the semi-finals, saying, "When the result doesn't go your way, it's obviously not ideal. It was a great contest, and India were too good on the night. But, obviously, I would've loved Australia to win."...