Nooshin Al Khadeer: I’m Confident Things will Turn Around For Women’s Cricket Back Home
Nushin Al Khadeer: I am sure things will turn around for women’s cricket back home. Mithali Raj was all praise for Nushin Al Khadeer, the U19 head coach.
The Created history by winning silver medal in inaugural edition:-
India’s Under-19 women’s team created history by winning the silver medal in the inaugural edition of the International Cricket Council’s (ICC) Under-19 Women’s Twenty (T20) World Cup on 29 January.
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The historic victory of the Under-19 women’s team was the first ever World Cup win by the Indian women’s team.
The Shafali Verma-led Indian team looked a class above the rest in the tournament and fittingly therefore went on to lift the cup.
United Arab Emirates and Scotland:-
India finished on top of their Group D points table in their Round 1 games, with wins against South Africa, United Arab Emirates and Scotland. The hat-trick of wins saw him collect 6 points at a very healthy Net Run Rate (NRR) of +4.039.
India head coach Nushin Al Khadeer spoke to Sportstar on India’s win, he said, “It’s a dream come true for everyone back home who were expecting us to win.
I believe things will turn around for women’s cricket back home and an ICC trophy for these girls was very important.”
From celebrities to top Government Officials:-
“India’s victory has been celebrated by celebrities, both former and active, male and female cricketers, to top government officials.
Widely celebrated as congratulatory messages poured in for the team. Everyone took a moment to appreciate the heroics of the Under-19 bunch.
This World Cup win was always meant to be for India and the writing was on the wall. The way the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has strengthened the domestic circuit in recent years.
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It deserves a lot of credit for having organized a packed lead-up for the Under-19 women’s group. With games against both domestic and international. teams.