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ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2024: India’s No. 3 Conundrum- Mithali Raj’s Search For The Perfect Fit

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India’s Experimentation at No. 3: Raj Weighs In on Trial Runners

“Come October, India is going to participate in the biggest tournament, the T20 Women’s World Cup. The area I think India should really focus on improving is the number 3 batter position. They are still searching for the right batter to go at number 3. They have tried Hemlata and they have tried Chetry. But ideally, they should have someone who can really go big after the sort of opening partnership that Shafali and Smriti would provide,”

India’s Search for a Sixth Bowler: Mithali Raj’s All-Rounder Priority

Mithali Raj also emphasized that India need an additional all-rounder in their lineup who can be the sixth bowling option when needed, adding:Mithali Raj also emphasized that India need an additional all-rounder in their lineup who can be the sixth bowling option when needed, adding:
“Also, the bowling aspect needs attention because right now they are going with only 5 bowlers. They probably require a 6th bowler, someone like an all-rounder who can bowl a few overs as well as bat. I think these are the areas India should look to tweak before getting into the World Cup,”
But their fairy tale story came to a giant shockingrent loss when they faced Sri Lankan team in the tournament final and lost the battle by eight wickets.
She broadcasted, ‘I believe you all have a great chance’ for the Indian team for the 2024 Women’s T20 World Cup.
Recall in the source, Mithali Raj said India have the potential to perform well at the next year’s Women’s T20 World Cup.

Mithali Raj Wishes India Good Luck in the Women’s Asia Cup

“My message to the Indian team would be to play good cricket, play hard cricket, and compete. I believe you all have a great chance because it’s in Bangladesh, a location with conditions that suit us. Our strengths have always been the spinners, and this time around our batting is also doing really well. So, good luck to you all,”

India will begin their Women’s T20 World Cup Super-12 stage match against New Zealand on October 4 at Sylhet.

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