Young Australia pacer Annabel Sutherland, who is the daughter of former Cricket Australia CEO James Sutherland, will be taking her first strides in the Women's T20 World Cup, just a few weeks after making her T20I debut.
All-rounder Danushka Gunathilaka will miss the three-match one-day international series against the West Indies due to injury, the cricket board said Wednesday.
With the seventh edition of the ICC Women's T20 World Cup set to commence from February 21st in Australia, we take a look at the history of the competition from an Indian perspective, and take you through how the Indian women's team has fared at each of the previous competitions. We start with the very first edition in England in 2009, that saw a vastly different Indian team to the one which will enter the competition this year.
Pujara is the first Indian player to play for Gloucestershire since Javagal Srinath in 1995.
After two months of group stages, the quarterfinalists stand as follows:
He last represented England in Test matches 13 months ago in the West Indies and has not played any first-class cricket since.
A look at India's results since the semi-final loss in 2018 shows a gradual growth in terms of performances yet old problems remain and often come to the fore.