The Indian women’s cricket crew is on a rampage and is eyeing a historic whitewash against Bangladesh women within the ongoing five-match T20I collection. India have an unassailable 4-0 lead and are set to make it 5 in 5 with the fifth T20I to be performed on the Sylhet International Cricket Stadium on Thursday (May 9).
Notably, India have registered two whitewashes against Bangladesh. The first got here on dwelling soil in 2013 and the second occurred once they toured Bangladesh in 2014. If the Harmanpeet Kaur-led facet claims the fifth fixture then it is going to be their third whitewash against the Bangladesh women in T20Is and most against an opposition.
In whole, India have completed 4 whitewashes of their T20I historical past with two against Bangladesh and one every against West Indies and Sri Lanka.
England have essentially the most quantity of whitewashes (11) to their credit score. West Indies are second on the record with eight such collection wins, whereas the reigning T20 and ODI world champions Australia are third on the record with seven clear sweeps.
While there are loads of talks round a possible whitewash on the playing cards, the India skipper is targeted on “expressing” as a crew and feels that the consequence will observe.
“We just need to go how we are going. We are not thinking about winning, I think we just need to go there and express ourselves then the result will automatically come,” Kaur stated after the fourth T20I.
Harmanpreet is basically proud of the efficiency of the crew and with the truth that they’re now accustomed to the circumstances because the Women’s T20 World Cup is because of be organised in Bangladesh in October.
“(On the win in the 4th game) I think it was a great show by all of us. Everyone is contributing and giving their 100% for the team. I think whoever is available for the team, we just want to give opportunity to every one of them. Let’s see how we will prepare for the last game. (Conditions) We really wanted to have this series. World Cup is coming later on this year and we just wanted to get used to the conditions and understand how the condition is going to be. A good preparation for all of us,” she added.
