18 September,2022 07:58 AM IST | Hove | PTI
Jhulan Goswami
After an ordinary showing in the shortest format, the Indian women's cricket team will have to drastically lift its game in all departments and give a fitting farewell to veteran Jhulan Goswami in the ODI series against England beginning here on Sunday.
India got most things wrong in the T20 Internationals series which they lost 1-2, especially their batting and fielding. With England missing their three senior players, including injured skipper Heather Knight, it was a good chance for India to register a rare series win over England. Their middle order issues have gone on for far too long and after three games in England, it remains far from being resolved. D Hemalatha was tried, but she could not make much of an impact.
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Though Jemimah Rodrigues has been named in the squad, questions remain over her fitness after she was ruled out of The Hundred due to injury.
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After being dropped from the T20 squad, pressure will be on Yastika Bhatia to perform. With Goswami retiring at the end of the three-match ODI series, the pace department also doesn't inspire a lot of confidence. Renuka Singh has done well of late but the team still relies heavily on spinners to do the job even in overseas conditions.
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