| 1. Tanuja Kanwar is an Indian cricketer who played for Gujarat Giants in the Women’s Premier League. |
| 2. She prefers watching South Indian films over Bollywood films. |
| 3. Before cricket, she participated in district-level badminton and volleyball competitions. |
| 4. Tanuja began as a medium pacer but switched to spin bowling on her coach's advice. |
| 5. She progressed from the Himachal U-19 team to the senior team with the support of HPCA. |
| 6. Tanuja excelled in the 2016-2017 Senior Women’s One Day League. |
| 7. She was the top bowler in the tournament, securing victory for Himachal Pradesh Women. |
| 8. She performed well in the 2017 Under-23 North Zone Women’s Cricket Championship. |
| 9. Tanuja was appointed vice-captain of Himachal Pradesh Women in 2017. |
| 10. She represented India A Women and India Red squad in cricket tournaments. |
| 11. Tanuja played in the Women’s Senior T20 Challenger Trophy for India Blue. |
| 12. She made multiple appearances for India B in various tournaments. |
| 13. In 2019, she was part of the India Women’s Emerging Team in the ACC Emerging Teams Asia Cup. |
| 14. Tanuja participated in tours to Australia, played T20 matches, and took wickets. |
| 15. She played for India Women’s B team in the T20 Quadrangular Series in 2020. |
| 16. Tanuja also competed in domestic tournaments, such as the BCCI Women’s Senior One-Day Trophy. |
| 17. She excelled in the Railways Women’s squad, winning multiple trophies. |
| 18. Tanuja was named Player of the Match in the 2022-2023 Women’s Senior One-Day Trophy final. |
| 19. She was part of the Central Zone Women’s team that won the Women’s Senior Inter Zonal T20 Cup. |
| 20. In 2023, Tanuja became a notable player in the Women’s Premier League. |
| 21. She was signed by Gujarat Giants for Rs. 50 Lakhs, making her the most expensive uncapped domestic player. |
| 22. Tanuja attracted interest from Royal Challengers Bangalore but ultimately stayed with Gujarat Giants. |
| 23. In the Women’s Premier League, Tanuja took the first-ever wicket and played significant innings. |
| 24. She stood out in matches against various teams and contributed to her team's performances. |
| 25. Tanuja mentioned how Sushma Verma supported her when she started playing for India A team. |
| 26. She made her T20I debut for India against UAE on 21 July 2024 in the Women's Asia Cup. |
| 27. She made her ODI debut for India against West Indies on 27 December 2024. |
| 28. She was signed by Gujarat Giants for Rs. 50 Lakhs in the inaugural WPL auction. |
| 29. Tanuja took the first-ever wicket in Women's Premier League history on 4 March 2023 against Mumbai Indians. |
| 30. She took 5 wickets in 8 matches at an economy rate of 8.85 in WPL 2023. |
| 31. She took 10 wickets in 8 matches at an economy rate of 7.13 in WPL 2024. |
| 32. She was added to India's squad as a replacement for Shreyanka Patil for the 2024 Women's Twenty20 Asia Cup. |
| 33. On October 29, 2019, in the final of Women’s Emerging Team tournament, she picked up 4 wickets helping the Indian Women’s Emerging team win against Sri Lanka. |
| 34. In 2018, in senior women’s T20 series, Tanuja emerged as the highest wicket-taker for Himachal Pradesh. |
