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Born in El Dorado, a small town in Trinidad and Tobago, Karishma Ramharack began playing in the streets and garage before representing her primary school's senior team as a five-year-old. At 15, she trialled for Trinidad and Tobago's Under-19 side. Her ability to turn the ball both ways meant she was soon a regular in the senior team.

Ramharack formed a potent spin-bowling combination at Trinidad and Tobago alongside fellow offspinner Anisa Mohammed. In 2015, Ramharack returned figures of 8 for 23 against South Windward Islands in a 50-over game. Two years later, she took 11 wickets in six games to help Trinidad and Tobago win the 50-over regional tournament. In the 2023-24 edition, she was the joint second-highest wicket-taker in the competition with 11 scalps.

She made her international debut on West Indies' tour of Pakistan in 2019. At T20 World Cup 2023, she picked up five wickets in three matches. Ramharack has been part of Guyana Amazon Warriors in the Women's Caribbean Premier League.

Karishma Vaswani is one of the highest profile journalists in Asia. An award-winning television presenter and broadcaster, Karishma worked for the BBC across Asia and South Asia for two decades, covering some of the biggest stories and interviewing some of the biggest names in the region. In 2023 she moved to Bloomberg Opinion, where she writes, broadcasts and comments on multiple platforms including tv, radio, digital and social on Asia Pacific and China in particular, augmenting her profile as a major thought leader in the region.

At the BBC, Karishma Vaswani was Chief Asia Presenter, based in Singapore, where she was responsible for editorial direction and agenda on primetime morning Asia programmes, as well as driving four-plus hours of live television news. Karishma is a multi-platform, multi-skilled, and multi-lingual journalist, who has worked across broadcast, digital and social media. She has reported extensively from around Asia, South Asia, and Central Asia, traveling across the region as the BBC’s Asia Business Correspondent – from Kazakhstan to Australia

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