Previous Indian skipper Diana Edulji extended desires to the Indian group and shared recommendations about playing “brave cricket” and not stressing over the outcome ahead of their World Cup semi-final clash versus New Zealand at the Wankihede Stadium on Wednesday.
The 2019 World Cup semi-final rematch is set to happen and the Men in Blue will be eager to prevent the outcome of their previous encounter and march towards the last.
Ahead of the clash Edulji offered some guidance to the Indian group and informed press reporters, “The Indian group is playing brave cricket and they must continue and do not fret about the outcome if you play excellent cricket … what you have actually performed in the previous 9 video games continue to do that, consider it is a league video game itself.”
Edulji captained India for nearly 3 years, and as a left-arm orthodox spinner declared 100 wickets while making 54 global looks.
Edulji used up the function of administrator with Western Railways and strove to develop chances for work for females cricketers. She likewise played a prominent function in developing the sports policy of Western and Indian Railways.
On Monday she was inducted into the ICC Hall of Fame and stated as priced quote from ICC, “At the start, I wish to thank the ICC and the Jury for having actually picked me to be inducted in the ICC Hall Of Fame 2023. It undoubtedly is a fantastic honour to be the very first Indian Women Cricketer to be inducted and sign up with a galaxy of cricketers, male and woman from throughout the world. I am happy to be thought about for this award. It’s not just a happy minute for me, my friends and family however likewise for BCCI and Indian Women’s Cricket.”
Together with Edulji, devastating opener Virender Sehwag and Sri Lanka’s star cricketer Aravinda de Silva were likewise chosen in the Hall of Fame. (ANI)
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