Nidhi played a Test and ODI for India back in 2006 while her more youthful sister Ritika addressed Madhya Pradesh in 31 Five star games.
The BCCI directed the test for resigned cricketers from June 10-13 and the outcome was proclaimed on Wednesday.
Up-and-comers expected to score in excess of 120 imprints out of 150 to take care of business and both Nidhi and Ritika cleared the test decisively, storing up 133.5 and 133 stamps separately.
V Kritika from Tamil Nadu and Ankita Guha of Vidarbha were different females who were raised to the BCCI board, taking the general number of BCCI-empanelled ladies umpires to seven.
Nikhil Patil of Mumbai Cricket Affiliation finished off the test with 147 imprints.
Naturally introduced to a donning family, both Nidhi and Ritika need to address India in the umpiring scene for various reasons.
The senior sister didn't have a long profession for India and passed up playing at the blessed Ruler's while Ritika, who couldn't arrive at the most elevated level as a player, needed to enter the large club as a match official.
Their motivation is another Indore-based cricketer turned umpire, Nitin Menon, who is the main Indian in the ICC first class board.
"As a player, I was unable to play at Ruler's. We had a game there on the Britain visit in 2006 yet I was not in the playing eleven. In the event that I can umpire at Ruler's that will be a blessing from heaven for me," said the 36-year-old left-arm spinner, who played her main Test in Leicester under the captaincy of Mithali Raj.
In Nidhi's growing up days, ladies' cricket needed more cash and players needed to subsidize their own movement.
Having seen the gigantic change herself as a MPCA umpire at the grassroot level, Nidhi feels the game has gone through a tremendous change.
"The BCCI has upheld us a ton. It is after quite a while resigned cricketers are entering the umpiring space. The board needs to advance female umpires and carry them at standard with men. It needs to similarly treat them.
"In my playing days, in any event, getting to rehearse with the male players was no joking matter. I want to believe that I get to direct in men's matches which will be a major test," said Nidhi, who respected New Zealand left-arm spinner Daniel Vettori in her playing days.
Recently, the threesome of Vrinda Rathi, N Janani and V Gayathari impacted the world forever by turning into the very first ladies umpires to administer in the renowned Ranji Prize.
The 31-year-old Ritika likewise needs to umpire in all kinds of people games and move to the most significant level.
"As a player, I was unable to address India, umpiring is the main way I can understand my fantasy," Ritika, who was a wicketkeeper hitter, told PTI.
Playing the game is difficult yet the excursion of an umpire is no stroll in the park by the same token.
"I used to remain behind the stumps and can't help thinking about how the umpires approach their work and count six balls. I comprehended that when I turned into an umpire myself. As players we have barely any familiarity with the laws of the game. It is just when you concentrate on you understand you didn't know such a great amount about the game.
"The interest continued to increment and I left the game in 2020 in the wake of clearing the MPCA umpiring test," she said.
Umpiring has now turned into a monetarily secure calling yet Ritika was never in it for the cash.
"Cash was never a variable for me. I simply need to be associated with the game in the wake of expenditure most of my life playing the game.
"There were no open positions for players in those days. We were relying upon match expenses which was sufficiently not and I needed to ask my folks and that was not an extraordinary inclination," she reviewed the help from her folks who were into government occupations.
Umpiring stays a male ruled domain and Ritika expects an adjustment of the not so distant future.
"It is a major test (working in a male ruled calling). Indeed, even at the state level, all umpires were men. There was only one female umpire who excessively changed to another state. It was exceptionally difficult however I got a great deal of help from MPCA," Ritika added.
Nidhi, then again, had moved to Jharkhand from MP in her playing days and addressed the previous while showing up for the umpiring test.