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Smriti Mandhana, the main batswoman in ODIs, demands that she never contemplates being the main player and spotlights on how she could add to the group and win matches for India. "I never consider being the main hitter. I generally consider how I can win matches for India and how I can contribute more to the group. Different things are simply a vital part (of the game). I like to keep things straightforward and how I can improve," the India ladies' batswoman said. Mandhana, the vice-captain of Team India, was declared 'Ladies' Cricketer of the Year' just as the 'Ladies' ODI Player of the Year' by the ICC.
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The ladies' cricket, particularly in India, has been on the rise since the 2017 World Cup in England where India achieved the finals. Mandhana feels this is the best period of ladies' cricket. "This is the best time to be a lady cricketer. Two years back, there was little TV inclusion and we didn't have great contracts. In any case, the circumstance changed after the 2017 World Cup. Numerous young ladies are presently taking up cricket as a calling and ladies' IPL will be extraordinary the same number of youthful players will get a chance," she said. The 22-year-old, notwithstanding, feels winning the World Cup would be a gigantic lift for ladies' cricket in India and that is the thing that they are centered around. "Regardless we need to win the World Cup. Mine, just as the group's center, is to bring the World Cup home," Mandhana commented. At the point when gotten some information about her sentiments of being the 'essence of ladies' cricket in India', she attracted regard for the pioneers. "Where? I can't see it anyplace."
