Mithali Raj, Indian Women Captain is with incredible energy and aching to play flawlessly the 2021 world cup. She said, she will do as well as can possibly be expected at winning the cup.
The captain said she trusts the Women’s T20 World Cup is held as booked in February-March 2021 in New Zealand and that the Covid-19 emergency backs out before the quadrennial show-stopper occasion.
Addressing to previous Australia ladies group skipper Lisa Sthalekar during the live Instagram meeting, the veteran cricketer said that ‘it damages’ not winning the title even once despite including in five 50-over World Cup matches. “it truly hurts, for me so many years Jhulan and I have played 4-5 World Cups, one-days and T20s yet never could get our hands on the trophies. Better believe it, that is something I need to give it the absolute best in 2021.”
Mithali Raj said she trusts the Covid-19 emergency backs out soon and India gets the opportunity to play two or three arrangement ahead of the pack up to the Women’s World Cup in New Zealand.
“I think the last ODI arrangement that we played was a path back in November. I was anticipating the England visit in June-July. That would have been a decent visit for India to return into the ODI group.”
The Captain also pointed out that this is a perfect time to gain more strength and perform your fullest in the coming matches.
She stated, “In any case, being idealistic, I think this is a decent time to chip away at my quality. Perhaps, when you see me playing the World Cup, possibly I am somewhat quicker than I was in 2017. You can include that line in the editorial box.”
Mithali Raj made her World Cup debut in the 2000 World Cup and has verged on winning the pined for the title twice. In 2017, Mithali’s side lost to England in an intently battled last in the Old Blighty.
In spite of having resigned from the T20I configuration of the game, Mithali Raj and her partner Jhulan Goswami are going to assume an essential job in India’s World Cup 2021 crusade in New Zealand.
