ICC Women’s World Cup 2022: Harmanpreet Kaur Has High Hopes for Herself

ICC Women’s World Cup 2022: Harmanpreet Kaur has high hopes for herself, Indian women’s ODI team vice-captain Harmanpreet Kaur said that she has high expectations from herself. She can understand why people criticize her for scoring low.

I know My Importance In The Team:-

In a virtual press conference on Wednesday ahead of the ICC Women’s World Cup, she said that I know my importance in the team. Under the captaincy of Mithali Raj, India’s first match will be against Pakistan (INDW vs PAKW) on 6 March.

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I always want to do well but sometimes things don’t go in your favor. I am really thankful to those who supported me in my difficult times.

When Harmanpreet was going through poor form, she got a lot of support from the sports psychologist of the team.

ICC Women’s World Cup 2022: Helpful for all players, About sports psychologist, Harmanpreet said that it helps her a lot.

He said we have a sports psychologist and that really helps. I was not doing well in the ODI series against New Zealand when he spoke to me.

Talking to him really helped. I was feeling a lot of pressure but after talking to him everything became clear.

It helped me a lot in the last 2-to 3 matches. I see him constantly talking to other players and it can be really helpful for everyone.

The Winner will Get Double Prize Money:-

This time the prize money of the Women’s World Cup has been doubled. Now the team winning the tournament will get USD 1.32 million i.e. Rs 10 crore. In 2017 this amount was Rs 5 crore.

At the same time, in the World Cup, teams will also be able to play with only 9 players. Keeping in mind the Corona epidemic, the ICC has made this rule.

According to the new rule, if a team does not have a full 11 players, then that team can enter the field with only 9 players.

India’s schedule for Women’s WC:-

• March 6: India v Pakistan, Bay Oval (6.30 am)
• March 10: India v New Zealand, Hamilton (6.30 am)
• March 12: India v West Indies, Hamilton (6.30 am)
• March 16: India v England, Bay Oval (6.30 am)
• March 19: India v Australia, Auckland (6.30 am)
• March 22: India vs Bangladesh, Hamilton (6.30 am)
• March 28: India v South Africa, Christchurch (6.30 am)

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India Women’s World Cup Squad: 1. Mithali Raj (Captain), 2. Harmanpreet Kaur (Vice-Captain), 3. Smriti Mandhana, 4. Shefali Verma, 5. Yastika Bhatia, 6. Deepti Sharma, 7. Richa Ghosh (WK), 8. Sneh Rana, 9. Jhulan Goswami, 10. Pooja Vastrakar, 11. Meghna Singh, 12. Renuka Singh Thakur, 13. Tania Bhatia (wk), 14. Rajeshwari Gaikwad, 15. Poonam Yadav.

Reserve player: 1. S. Meghna, 2. Ekta Bisht, 3. Simran Dil Bahadur.