Indian skipper Harmanpreet Kaur believes that young openers Shefali Verma and Richa Ghosh may not have trained in the traditional way like some of the veteran players but they are helping the team by experimenting with their shots. Shafali (28 runs, 23 balls) and middle-order batsman Richa (44 not out, 32 balls) played some brilliant shots to help India beat West Indies by six wickets with 11 balls to spare in their Women’s T20 World Cup group match on Wednesday. . Harmanpreet said that both the young players enjoyed playing the short ball.
Praising the important innings of both with the bat, Harmanpreet said, “Shefali and Richa are such players who like to play short balls. He is not the traditional Indian batsman who likes to play drives. She is someone who enjoys the short ball and has now had a long stint in the senior team as well. He said, “She has played more than 50 matches so far. She knows international cricket and also the kind of ball she is getting, when you go out to bat it is very important to understand the pace at which the ball is coming and I think she has matured. Are. ,
“It is good to see that she is taking responsibility and getting us out of any situation. The captain also said that due to this pair, the team’s batting line-up has become deeper, which has increased the confidence of the team. “We have a bigger batting line-up now and we are not putting extra pressure on ourselves as everyone in the team has the ability to win matches and we believe in each other. Harmanpreet said, “Whoever happens to be at the crease, we trust him to win the match for us.
