Women’s World Cup ODIE; Harmanpreet Kaur and Mandhan’s Small New Delhi: Indian Captain Harmanpreet Kaur said on Monday that her team is determined to end the long waiting for the women’s title of ICC, while the upcoming World Women’s Cup is a perfect opportunity.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe!When Harmanpreet spoke at the ceremonial ceremony of the trophy in the presence of former versatile India Yuvraj Singho and her teammates, he admitted that drought weighs players, but also supports their motivation.“We want to break the barrier that all Indians are waiting for. World cups are always strange, they always want strange for my country.
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India has reached the final several times in 2017, when they completed the runners in England-but they had to make an elusive crown. The World Cup begins on 30 September, preceded by a key domestic ODI series against the defense of champions and popular Australia tournaments since September 14.“Playing against Australia is always difficult and we will learn what our position is.With a trophy, he is now traveling to India and a team that floats recent wins in England, HarmanPreet believes that this world cup could finally end India waiting for global glory.“There is a larger picture that has to do with what it means to Earth. The growth of women cricket in many ways is a reflection of progress in the country,” said ICC CEO Sanjog Gupta. “This is normalized by women who occupy spaces that have traditionally occupied men. It normalizes women outside. It also creates the opportunity for men and women to come out and support the India team, not only in blue, but also in blue women.”Gupta continued: “In every sense, the growth of a female cricket in the last eight years has triggered until it is time to make a female cricket. This world championship can be a springboard for this next jump.” “World Cups are more than just events, they are openings for building transgenerational heritage and supporting new cultures.”
