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Three To Debut As India Win Toss, Elect To Bat Against England In Women s Test

DY Patil Stadium: India Women captain Harmanpreet Kaur won the toss and elected to bat first in the four-day one-off Test against Enlgnad Women at the DY Patil Stadium here on Thursday. With the teams clashing in a Test match for the first time after 2021, there is a lot of interest centred on this match, which is also the first Test being hosted by India since a one-off Test against South Africa at Mysore in 2014. This is the first Test between India and England in India since 2005. India handed debuts to batter Jemimah Rodrigues, pacer Renuka Thakur and allrounder Shubha Satheesh. England women opted for Sophie Dunkley to open the innings with Tammy Beaumont, who scored a double-century in their last Test against Australia at Nottingham. Playing XIs: India: Smriti Mandhana, Shafali Varma, Jemimah Rodrigues, Harmanpreet Kaur (c), Satheesh Shubha, Taniya Bhatia (wk), Deepti Sharma, Pooja Vastrakar, Sneh Rana, Rajeshwari Gayakwad, Renuka Thakur England: Tammy Beaumont, Sophie Dunkley, Heather Knight (c), Nat Sciver-Brunt, Dannielle Wyatt, Amy Jones (wk), Sophie Ecclestone, Charlie Dean, Kate Cross, Lauren Filer, Lauren Bell. Read the full article

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India Women U-19 team gets the reward for winning U-19 women's cricket world cup.

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COLONIZING AT ITS FINEST! 001

pairing: oscar piastri x indian!female!kohli!reader

summary: the indian women's cricket team is in australia the same time as the grid for their ODI tournament. and a certain rookie driver and a rookie cricketer fall for each other.

extra information: reader is kohli's younger sister and is 21, oscar wins the melbourne gp. reader went to a british boarding school so she knows like lando.

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liked by BCCIWomens, ishankishan and 547,890 others me n the gang 💯renukasingh (virat's memes are top tier) view comments

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mclaren

liked by ynkohli, oscarpiastri and 245,765 others i got two tickets to melbourne gp babyy view comments

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BCCIWomens

liked by oscarpiastri, viratkohli and 350,905 little y/n kohli appreciation post because INDIA IS IN THE FINALS !!!! view comments

user09 what is oscar doing here ➥ ynsno1fan forrealsies user98 SHE DESERVES THIS SM ➥ user05 FR BRO user48 IM SO HAPPY

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liked by viratkohli, landonorris and 463,218 others little gf appreciation post 💗 view comments

user58 OSCAR SOFT LAUNCHING WAS NOT ON MY 2024 BINGO CARD ➥ user48 SAME cricketlover whats virat doing here? ➥ user52 idk bro f1lover GUYS WHAT IF ITS YN KOHLI ➥ rbrmylove who?? ➥ f1lover shes an indian cricketer ➥ lestappenshipper BRO AND THE BCCI ACCOUNT POSTED AN APPRECIATION FOR YN AND OSCAR LIKED ➥ sixerhitter AND THE CAPTION ON THIS ONE logansargeant youre not slick ➥ oscarpiastri shut up ➥ averagef1fan LOGAN TELL US (ill give u three bucks) ➥ logansargeant I CANT (make it 300 and u have a deal) ➥ averagef1fan logan im broke ➥ logansargeant well too bad then user05 they look so happy in the last photo landonorris yk what big feet mean😉 ➥ oscarpiastri LANDO ➥ danielriccardo LANDO ➥ carlossainz55 LANDO ➥ maxverstappen LANDO ➥ fernandoalonso LANDO ➥ lewishamilton LANDO mclarenfan polite cat has rizz confirmed???

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liked by alexanderasaintmleux, lilymhe and 209,879 others new wag??? oscar piastri spotted in a park with a girl view comments

averagef1lover thats so yn cricketlover yn and oscar?? user05 CRICKET AND F1 CROSSOVER??????? ynlover my two worlds colliding user06 if it was yn tho theyd be so cute f1fan THE WAY HES LYING IN HER LAP ➥ user49 THE WAY HIS HAND WENT LIMP WHEN THEY KISSED ➥ lestappenshipper SKSKSKKSKSK

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liked by ynkohli, landonorris and 738,952 others THE INDIAN WOMENS TEAM ARE NOW ODI CHAMPIONS!!! view comments

cricketlover WOOHOOOO averagef1lover IDEC IF SHES A WAG OR NOT I LOVE YN ynloml shes so fine 🤭 lestappenshipper theres no way oscar 'polite cat' piastri has the yn kohli rohitsharma 🥳 shahrukhkhan 🥳 arshdeepkaur 🥳 sachintendulkar 🥳 renukasingh 🥳 anushkasharma 🥳 ritikasajdeh 🥳 sanjenaganasen 🥳 saratendulkar 🥳 landonorris IM SO PROUD OF YOU YN

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liked by oscarpiastri, suhanakhan and 834,271 others colonized the colonizer ! oscarpiastri comments are disabled

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a/n IM SO SORRY FOR BEING MIA FOR SO LONG GUYS I HAD THE WORST WRITERS BLOCK 😭 this is written for the sole purposes of entertaining me i havent seen and oscar piastri x brown reader anywhere so hopefully you guys like this !!

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[ad_1] Indian women’s cricket team (Credit: @bcciwomen on twitter) Ever since Harmanpreet Kaur took over the seat of authority of Indian women’s cricket, she has showcased her aggressive style, and built a reputation of being a combative leader. Yet, in the light of recent failures and setbacks, as well as a disappointing T20 World Cup campaign, including bizarre tactical decisions, questions are being raised about whether she should continue as the leader of the pack ahead of an ODI World Cup year. With the ODI format in the spotlight, is it time for a leadership change?   India’s ODI Performance Under Harmanpreet (Last Two Years) In the last two years, India has had some positive and hopeful results in ODI series under Harmanpreet’s leadership: 2022: A clean sweep over both Sri Lanka (3-0) and England (3-0) 2023: A drawn series with Bangladesh (1-1), hinting at a dip in form 2024: Resounding series win South Africa (3-0) and a series loss against Australia (Their ninth consecutive win over India in an ODI series) In the last two years, India’s ODI record has shown flashes of brilliance, especially with a few series wins. At the same time, their inability to penetrate the Australian side in ODIs is a cause of concern. The team’s inconsistency is worrying, including one loss and one win in the ongoing series against New Zealand, pointing to various vulnerabilities ahead of the 2025 ODI World Cup.   Captaincy Style Under Fire In the recent past, Harmanpreet’s leadership style has been under fire after a series of controversial incidents spanning across formats and leagues. Her behaviour in the final ODI against Bangladesh was the most astonishing of them all–smashing the stumps, taunting younger Bangladeshi players and publicly calling the umpires “pathetic”. The Level 2 breach led to her being suspended for the following couple of matches. The incident left a blemish on Indian cricket and affected the team’s campaign as they headed for the Asian Games. The skipper’s visible frustration isn’t limited to the opposition. She has a tendency to put the blame on individuals of her own team rather than taking accountability for the side’s loss. In January, in an ODI against Australia, Kaur publicly criticised 21-year-old Shreyanka Patil for a costly over. Rather than addressing the issue privately, the captain decided to throw Patil under the bus who was fresh off her ODI debut in the last match. Such instances, where young players face public rebukes, could potentially harm their confidence and further strain team dynamics. Harmanpeet’s captaincy is often emotionally charged, especially in moments of high tension–an area of approach that has drawn considerable scrutiny.   Personal Contribution with the Bat A captain’s role is much more than just strategy and field placement. On top of the added pressures, Harmanpreet’s form with the bat has been inconsistent 2022: Scored 754 runs in 16 innings at an average of 58.0, with a strike rate of 89.8. 2023: 85 runs in 5 innings, averaging 17.0. 2024: 182 runs in 5 innings at an average of 45.5 Although her 2022 was impressive, the years thereafter have obviously been downhill. Something that has not been addressed with the level of introspection or corrective action expected from a captain, especially one that is vocal about other’s inconsistent contribution.   Tactical Blunders at the 2024 T20 World Cup For the Indian team, the T20 World Cup became a melting pot of tactical inaccuracy and executional gaffes. The first thing that comes to mind is India’s unstable batting order. Harmanpreet batted at No. 3 in the warm-up games and a couple more in the main tournament,  but shifted to No. 4 against Australia that disrupted the batting order. Her own scoring rate did not supplement the change, putting the team under insurmountable pressure. Sending Deepti Sharma ahead of Richa Ghosh in a high-stake game against Australia completely backfired. The decision failed to capitalise on Richa’s hitting abilities when most needed.

In the match, Harmanpreet continued to overly rely on pacers. Capitalising on the error, Australian batters scored heavily against the pacers, exposing a lack of flexibility and inability to adapt strategies on the fly. In the T20 World Cup, the biggest talking point was obviously India’s laxity in fielding. While dropped catches are not a reflection of captaincy, several dropped catches highlighted India’s lack of preparation and focus, which ultimately cost India the silverware.   Is This A Time For Reflection And Possible Change? Although recent ODI successes offer hope, it is yet to be seen whether Harmanpreet can evolve and temper her aggression with poised decision-making. With her retention as the ODI captain, following India’s glaring failure in the T20 World Cup, it is clear that she has the management’s support. If the aforementioned aspects do not improve, India may just need to reconsider their options for a fresh start. A start that will ensure a well-rounded, resilient team that is capable of winning the World Cup in 2025. The post Harmanpreet Kaur’s Captaincy Under Scrutiny – Is She Still the Right Fit for India? appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] Indian women’s cricket team (Credit: @bcciwomen on twitter) Ever since Harmanpreet Kaur took over the seat of authority of Indian women’s cricket, she has showcased her aggressive style, and built a reputation of being a combative leader. Yet, in the light of recent failures and setbacks, as well as a disappointing T20 World Cup campaign, including bizarre tactical decisions, questions are being raised about whether she should continue as the leader of the pack ahead of an ODI World Cup year. With the ODI format in the spotlight, is it time for a leadership change?   India’s ODI Performance Under Harmanpreet (Last Two Years) In the last two years, India has had some positive and hopeful results in ODI series under Harmanpreet’s leadership: 2022: A clean sweep over both Sri Lanka (3-0) and England (3-0) 2023: A drawn series with Bangladesh (1-1), hinting at a dip in form 2024: Resounding series win South Africa (3-0) and a series loss against Australia (Their ninth consecutive win over India in an ODI series) In the last two years, India’s ODI record has shown flashes of brilliance, especially with a few series wins. At the same time, their inability to penetrate the Australian side in ODIs is a cause of concern. The team’s inconsistency is worrying, including one loss and one win in the ongoing series against New Zealand, pointing to various vulnerabilities ahead of the 2025 ODI World Cup.   Captaincy Style Under Fire In the recent past, Harmanpreet’s leadership style has been under fire after a series of controversial incidents spanning across formats and leagues. Her behaviour in the final ODI against Bangladesh was the most astonishing of them all–smashing the stumps, taunting younger Bangladeshi players and publicly calling the umpires “pathetic”. The Level 2 breach led to her being suspended for the following couple of matches. The incident left a blemish on Indian cricket and affected the team’s campaign as they headed for the Asian Games. The skipper’s visible frustration isn’t limited to the opposition. She has a tendency to put the blame on individuals of her own team rather than taking accountability for the side’s loss. In January, in an ODI against Australia, Kaur publicly criticised 21-year-old Shreyanka Patil for a costly over. Rather than addressing the issue privately, the captain decided to throw Patil under the bus who was fresh off her ODI debut in the last match. Such instances, where young players face public rebukes, could potentially harm their confidence and further strain team dynamics. Harmanpeet’s captaincy is often emotionally charged, especially in moments of high tension–an area of approach that has drawn considerable scrutiny.   Personal Contribution with the Bat A captain’s role is much more than just strategy and field placement. On top of the added pressures, Harmanpreet’s form with the bat has been inconsistent 2022: Scored 754 runs in 16 innings at an average of 58.0, with a strike rate of 89.8. 2023: 85 runs in 5 innings, averaging 17.0. 2024: 182 runs in 5 innings at an average of 45.5 Although her 2022 was impressive, the years thereafter have obviously been downhill. Something that has not been addressed with the level of introspection or corrective action expected from a captain, especially one that is vocal about other’s inconsistent contribution.   Tactical Blunders at the 2024 T20 World Cup For the Indian team, the T20 World Cup became a melting pot of tactical inaccuracy and executional gaffes. The first thing that comes to mind is India’s unstable batting order. Harmanpreet batted at No. 3 in the warm-up games and a couple more in the main tournament,  but shifted to No. 4 against Australia that disrupted the batting order. Her own scoring rate did not supplement the change, putting the team under insurmountable pressure. Sending Deepti Sharma ahead of Richa Ghosh in a high-stake game against Australia completely backfired. The decision failed to capitalise on Richa’s hitting abilities when most needed.

In the match, Harmanpreet continued to overly rely on pacers. Capitalising on the error, Australian batters scored heavily against the pacers, exposing a lack of flexibility and inability to adapt strategies on the fly. In the T20 World Cup, the biggest talking point was obviously India’s laxity in fielding. While dropped catches are not a reflection of captaincy, several dropped catches highlighted India’s lack of preparation and focus, which ultimately cost India the silverware.   Is This A Time For Reflection And Possible Change? Although recent ODI successes offer hope, it is yet to be seen whether Harmanpreet can evolve and temper her aggression with poised decision-making. With her retention as the ODI captain, following India’s glaring failure in the T20 World Cup, it is clear that she has the management’s support. If the aforementioned aspects do not improve, India may just need to reconsider their options for a fresh start. A start that will ensure a well-rounded, resilient team that is capable of winning the World Cup in 2025. The post Harmanpreet Kaur’s Captaincy Under Scrutiny – Is She Still the Right Fit for India? appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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India women's cricket team to host England, Australia in home season | Crickrazy

- Home - Cricket - News India women's cricket team to face England, Australia in action-packed home season

India host powerhouses England and Australia in an action-packed home season that includes a Test against each team.

FirstCricket Staff Last Updated:October 28, 2023 00:37:40 IST

File image of the India women's cricket team. AFP The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) on Friday unveiled the schedule for the India women’s cricket team’s upcoming home season, in which they host powerhouses England and Australia. Harmanpreet Kaur and Co host England first in three T20Is along with a one-off Test from 6 to 17 December. While the T20Is take place place at Mumbai’s Wankhede Stadium, the four-day game will happen at the neighbouring DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai. A look at the fixtures of #TeamIndia against Australia and England for home season 2023-24 👌👌 pic.twitter.com/p7R2W5a2E0 — BCCI Women (@BCCIWomen) October 27, 2023 The series will be preceded by a three-match T20 series between India A and England A between 29 November and 3 December. All three games will take place at Mumbai’s Wankhede Stadium. “The season kicks off with the resumption of A tours, as India A host England A team for three T20s at the Wankhede Stadium,” BCCI secretary Jay Shah said in a release. “The international home season will begin with India hosting England for three T20Is, which will be played under lights at the Wankhede Stadium. England’s Tour of India will culminate with a four-day Test scheduled from December 14th to 17th at the DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai.” The Aussies, who are the reigning world champions in both the ODI as well as the T20I formats, will play a multi-format series comprising ODIs as well besides a one-off Test and T20Is. Like the England matches, Wankhede and DY Patil will also play host to Australia’s tour. The one-off Test takes place between 21 to 24 December at the Wankhede Stadium, which will also host the three subsequent ODIs between 28 December and 2 January. DY Patil hosts the T20Is between 5 and 9 January. The Women in Blue will be in action for the first time since winning gold at the Asian Games in Hangzhou, China after defeating Sri Lanka in the summit clash. Join our Whatsapp channel to get the latest global news updates Published on: October 28, 2023 00:37:40 IST READ MORE also read Copyright © 2023 Firstpost - All rights reserved. Read the full article

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Amal Mujumder has been appointed as the head coach of India's women's cricket team

File photograph of BCCI emblem.© X (Twitter)Indian home cricket pioneer Amal Mujumder was appointed as the top coach of the Indian ladies's cricket crew on Wednesday. Mujumder, who by no means received an opportunity to characterize India at worldwide degree, scored 11,000 first-class runs with 30 centuries in 171 matches. In his 21-year-long profession, he has featured in additional than 100 Checklist A video games and 14 T20 matches. He gained a number of Ranji Trophy titles with Mumbai and later represented Assam and Andhra Pradesh.the informationShri Amal Mujumder has been appointed as Head Coach - Workforce India (Senior Girls).particularshttps://t.co/6y0TiQ2prF— BCCI Girls (@BCCIWomen) October 25, 2023"The Cricket Advisory Committee consisting of Ms. Sulakshana Naik, Mr. Ashok Malhotra and Mr. Jatin Paranjape interviewed the shortlisted candidates for the submit of Head Coach - Workforce India (Senior Girls). After thorough and considerate deliberations, the three-member committee unanimously really useful Mr. Amal Mujumdar to take cost. Really helpful. BCCI has confirmed the appointment of Shri Amal Mujumder because the Head Coach of Workforce India (Senior Girls)," the BCCI mentioned in an announcement."I welcome the appointment of Mr. Amal Mujumdar because the Head Coach of the Indian Girls's Cricket Workforce. I'm assured that beneath his tenure, the crew will proceed to rise and carry out effectively in numerous codecs of the sport. The crew has constantly delivered. Spectacular performances in bilateral and multi-national occasions, and I We're certain that our gamers will profit immensely beneath Mr. Mujumder's steerage and roadmap,” BCCI President Roger Binny mentioned in an announcement.Subjects coated on this article #Amal #Mujumder #appointed #coach #Indias #womens #cricket #crew Read the full article

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India vs South Africa Under-19 Women's Second T20I Abandoned Due to Wet Outfield

India vs South Africa Under-19 Women’s Second T20I Abandoned Due to Wet Outfield

Last Update: December 29, 2022, 20:48 IST The Indian Cricket Board posted a picture of Indian players walking off the field (Twitter/@BCCIWomen) India U-19 lead the five-match series 1-0 after a 54-run win in the first match here on December 27. 2nd T20 match between India The U-19 women’s team and their South African counterparts were left without a ball to be bowled on Thursday due to a wet…

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Congratulations Team India Keep it Up #u19t20worldcup #icc #indiateam #bcci #bcciwomen #bcciwomen #india #indiacricketteam #indiacricket #gurgaon #delhi #noida #gurugram #msdhoni #viratkohli #suryakumaryadav #viratians #msdhonitheuntoldstory #rohitsharma #ravindrajadeja #tataipl2023 #ipl2023 #indiangirls #indiangirl #girl #girls #indianwedding #indianarmy (at Gurgram, Haryana, Delhi NCR) https://www.instagram.com/p/CoAKU2_h-Xb/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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India is the champion of the inaugural Women's U19 T20 World Cup🏆

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In a historic move, BCCI on Thursday announced equal pay for all centrally contracted men and women Team India cricketers. BCCI secretary Jay Shah took to Twitter to announce the development. "I’m pleased to announce BCCI's first step towards tackling discrimination. We are implementing a pay equity policy for our contracted women cricketers. The match fee for both Men and Women Cricketers will be the same as we move into a new era of gender equality in Indian Cricket," Shah tweeted. @imharmanpreet_kaur @mithaliraj #bcci #bccinews #harmanpreetkaur #mithaliraj #bcciwomen #cricket #cricketlovers #breakingnews #announcement #todaysnews #news #cricketfans #digitalriia (at Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh) https://www.instagram.com/p/CkN45gyPAs8/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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[ad_1] Australia and India Spinners in the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup (PC: CA Women and BCCI Women/X) The stage is set at Sharjah Cricket Stadium as India faces defending champions Australia in their final group match of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup. After losing to New Zealand in the opener, India bounced back with wins against Pakistan and Sri Lanka. Australia, undefeated in their two matches, is preparing to take on Pakistan in Dubai before the crucial Sharjah clash. To stay in the race for the semi-finals, India needs to beat Australia and watch other results closely. Spinners are expected to play a key role in this match. In Sharjah, spinners have been more successful, taking 59 wickets at an economy rate of 5.70, compared to the pacers’ 30 wickets at 5.41. This trend might continue in the upcoming games as well. India’s Spinners India has relied heavily on their spin trio of Deepti Sharma, Shreyanka Patil, and Asha Sobhana throughout the tournament. While they struggled against New Zealand, managing to take only one wicket, the spinners bounced back with standout performances against Pakistan and Sri Lanka. In the three matches at the Dubai International Stadium, India’s spinners have taken 10 wickets at an economy rate of 5.79, slightly behind the pacers’ 12 wickets at 5.64. Asha Sobhana, the leg-spinner, has been the standout performer with five wickets. Her ability to generate sharp turns and mix up her deliveries has made her one of the most dangerous bowlers in this tournament, constantly troubling the batters. For the Latest Sports News: Click Here As India gears up to face Australia in an epic clash, spinners will have a crucial role to play in Sharjah. Get insights from @snehasis_95 & @Fancricket12 on the conditions and the key spinners from both sides who can make an impact.@OfficialFanatic @BCCIWomen #T20WorldCup pic.twitter.com/Xi8CiFn0yk — RevSportz Global (@RevSportzGlobal) October 11, 2024 Australia’s Spinners While the Sharjah pitch has generally favoured spinners, Australia’s pacers have been more effective in the tournament so far. In two matches, Australia’s pace bowlers have taken 10 wickets at an impressive economy rate of 3.67, while the spinners have managed only seven wickets at 4.91. Ashleigh Gardner and Georgia Wareham have kept things tight but have not consistently taken wickets. However, Sophie Molineux has stood out, claiming four wickets at an economy rate of 4.82. Her left-arm spin has been particularly effective, and she has caused trouble for batters, especially given her excellent performance for Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) women in the last WPL season. Molineux seems to have mastered the Sharjah conditions, making her a key player for Australia. The Dubai International pitch has been slightly better for batting compared to Sharjah. This gives Team India confidence that their spinners, who have already performed well on the Dubai track, will be even more dangerous in Sharjah. The conditions should suit them even better. For Australia, however, the psychological advantage lies in their familiarity with the Sharjah wicket. Their spinners have already adapted to the conditions in their previous two matches. This sets up an exciting contest where both spin units will play crucial roles. The team that tackles the spinners with more authority and a clear strategy will likely come out on top! Also Read: India’s victory over Sri Lanka: Five Talking Points The post Spin battle to decide India vs Australia Sharjah showdown? appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] Australia and India Spinners in the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup (PC: CA Women and BCCI Women/X) The stage is set at Sharjah Cricket Stadium as India faces defending champions Australia in their final group match of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup. After losing to New Zealand in the opener, India bounced back with wins against Pakistan and Sri Lanka. Australia, undefeated in their two matches, is preparing to take on Pakistan in Dubai before the crucial Sharjah clash. To stay in the race for the semi-finals, India needs to beat Australia and watch other results closely. Spinners are expected to play a key role in this match. In Sharjah, spinners have been more successful, taking 59 wickets at an economy rate of 5.70, compared to the pacers’ 30 wickets at 5.41. This trend might continue in the upcoming games as well. India’s Spinners India has relied heavily on their spin trio of Deepti Sharma, Shreyanka Patil, and Asha Sobhana throughout the tournament. While they struggled against New Zealand, managing to take only one wicket, the spinners bounced back with standout performances against Pakistan and Sri Lanka. In the three matches at the Dubai International Stadium, India’s spinners have taken 10 wickets at an economy rate of 5.79, slightly behind the pacers’ 12 wickets at 5.64. Asha Sobhana, the leg-spinner, has been the standout performer with five wickets. Her ability to generate sharp turns and mix up her deliveries has made her one of the most dangerous bowlers in this tournament, constantly troubling the batters. For the Latest Sports News: Click Here As India gears up to face Australia in an epic clash, spinners will have a crucial role to play in Sharjah. Get insights from @snehasis_95 & @Fancricket12 on the conditions and the key spinners from both sides who can make an impact.@OfficialFanatic @BCCIWomen #T20WorldCup pic.twitter.com/Xi8CiFn0yk — RevSportz Global (@RevSportzGlobal) October 11, 2024 Australia’s Spinners While the Sharjah pitch has generally favoured spinners, Australia’s pacers have been more effective in the tournament so far. In two matches, Australia’s pace bowlers have taken 10 wickets at an impressive economy rate of 3.67, while the spinners have managed only seven wickets at 4.91. Ashleigh Gardner and Georgia Wareham have kept things tight but have not consistently taken wickets. However, Sophie Molineux has stood out, claiming four wickets at an economy rate of 4.82. Her left-arm spin has been particularly effective, and she has caused trouble for batters, especially given her excellent performance for Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) women in the last WPL season. Molineux seems to have mastered the Sharjah conditions, making her a key player for Australia. The Dubai International pitch has been slightly better for batting compared to Sharjah. This gives Team India confidence that their spinners, who have already performed well on the Dubai track, will be even more dangerous in Sharjah. The conditions should suit them even better. For Australia, however, the psychological advantage lies in their familiarity with the Sharjah wicket. Their spinners have already adapted to the conditions in their previous two matches. This sets up an exciting contest where both spin units will play crucial roles. The team that tackles the spinners with more authority and a clear strategy will likely come out on top! Also Read: India’s victory over Sri Lanka: Five Talking Points The post Spin battle to decide India vs Australia Sharjah showdown? appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link