India Women’s One-Day International and Test captain Mithali Raj seemed ahead to the future placing the previous behind her, saying she’s going to work along with newly appointed coach Ramesh Powar for the advantage of the workforce. Mithali and Powar had been concerned in a tussle after the 2018 ICC T20 World Cup, which finally led to Powar being dropped as coach. It all began with Mithali being dropped for the semifinal towards England, after which she accused him of attempting to finish her profession.
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Powar had defended the transfer saying it was for the advantage of the workforce, as they wanted an attacking batter. Recently, Powar was appointed coach as soon as once more rather than WV Raman.
“The past is gone by. You cannot go back. I am sure he (Ramesh Powar) will come up with plans and we together will steer the ship,” Mithali informed The Hindu.
“We will work in tandem and build a very strong team for the future, especially with the World Cup scheduled next year.”
Talking about the tour of England, Mithali welcomed the addition of a Test match to their schedule. India final performed a Test in 2014. Now, they’ll play a Test towards England after which towards Australia, which can be a day-night time recreation.
“For all the youngsters in the team, and even for someone like me who played a Test match seven years ago, there is no baggage to carry. We have not played the format for such a long time and hence can play with an open mind,” mentioned Mithali.
“It is good to see that this Test will be followed by a pink-ball Test in Australia later this year. My personal opinion is that we should have continuity in playing Test matches.
“I believe that all three formats can exist together in women’s cricket too and players need to enjoy all of them.”
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