Indian women’s team to tour Bangladesh for five-match T20I series
The three night games will be played in the main stadium, and the two day games will be held at the outer venue. The night games will start at 6.30pm local time and day games at 2pm.
Indian T20I skipper Harmanpreet Kaur and her deputy Smriti Mandhana will play in the fourth season of Women’s Big Bash League (WBBL). While Harmanpreet Kaur will play for Sydney Thunder, elegant Indian opener Smriti Mandhana will be a part of the Hobart Hurricanes squad.
Harmanpreet Kaur was the top scorer for Thunder in the second season of Australia’s domestic T20 league. Kaur had amassed 296 runs in 12 innings with a strike rate of 117 and an average of 59.20. Harmanpreet Kaur was also declared Thunder’s Player of the Tournament.
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NEWS: @ImHarmanpreet and @mandhana_smriti to appear in @WBBL
Details – https://t.co/YSwExfgV0t
— BCCI Women (@BCCIWomen) November 27, 2018
Smriti Mandhana, who played for Heat in the WBBL 02 season, has been signed Hobart Hurricanes for the fourth season of the league.
Our final signing for @WBBL|04 is @BCCIWomen‘s star, @mandhana_smriti! 🙌
Her first game in purple will be next weekend in Burnie!
Read the first words from our newest Hurricane here: https://t.co/kwYRpaPT53.#TasmaniasTeam #WBBL04 pic.twitter.com/HNss0myy2H
— HurricanesWBBL (@HurricanesWBBL) November 27, 2018
Speaking about her WBBL, Smriti Mandhana said she was looking forward to showcasing her talent for the new team. “I’ve heard from many players that the Hurricanes group is a great squad to be around and I can’t wait to get to Tasmania for the matches.”
Talking about young Indian batter, Hurricanes’ coach Salliann Briggs said he was delighted with her squad’s final signing. “Mandhana is a proven performer on the world stage, we saw that just last week with her knock against the Aussies,” Salliann Briggs said. “I can’t wait to see her in purple, she’s an exciting addition not only for us but for the whole competition.”
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