Mithali Raj said that Harmanpreet Kaur would be in charge of India’s team at the next Women’s 50-over World Cup.
This is what Deepti Sharma did in the last two one-day games against New Zealand. She was vice-captain.
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She didn’t play in the fourth ODI but the last one. Deepti was still vice-captain.
“The BCCI and the selectors made Deepti the vice-captain for the last two ODIs, which is what they did. Harmanpreet is the vice-captain for the World Cup, and he has a big job. “Then, Mithali said that during a virtual press conference.
It will be held in New Zealand from March 4 to April 3.
March 6 will be India’s first match in the tournament. They will play against Pakistan.
With her many years of experience at World Cups, the India captain has also been giving her advice to those about to make their first appearances on the field.
“The only thing I would tell the young players is to enjoy the big stage because if you put too much pressure on yourself, you might not play as well as you and your team want to in the World Cup.”
Because of the rise in COVID-19 cases, we didn’t go to India for a camp.
This series against New Zealand was essential because it was an excellent way to prepare for the World Cup.
India had lost the last time they played New Zealand in a five-match ODI series. India lost 1-4 to New Zealand.
