The All-India Women’s Selection Committee has announced that there will be no changes to the composition of the squad ahead of the final two T20Is against South Africa women. The team was initially picked for the first three T20Is, and following excellent performances in those matches, the committee decided that they would go forward with an unchanged team.
Finally in 2012, a division bench of the Andhra Pradesh High Court rendered the BCCI ban for match-fixing illegal.
On Saturday (28 September) the Vijay Hazare Trophy rain forced all the matches in Elite Group B and in the Plate group, while the rest of the groups saw better fortunes with their games.
India had earlier topped the league stage with seven wins from nine games.
Captain Harmanpreet Kaur along with ace spinner Deepti Sharma were the key factors when the Indian women’s cricket team beat their South African counterparts in the first T20I at Lalabhai Contractor Stadium on Tuesday. And after a washout in the second T20I, India will be hoping the same key figures can provide the fireworks as they look to take an unassailable lead in the third T20I in Surat on Sunday.
Before that, Temba Bavuma scored an unbeaten 87 while Vernon Philander scored a quickfire 48 as South Africa declared at 279/6.
These are exciting times to be a fast bowler in India. The likes of Bumrah, Shami, Ishant, Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Navdeep Saini among others have proven the fact that the current Indian team is a powerhouse of bowling.