India batter Veda Krishnamurthy on Friday announced her retirement from all forms of cricket through her social media accounts. The right-handed middle-order batter, known for her grit and consistency, bid farewell to the game with an emotional note reflecting on her journey from a small town to representing India on the global stage.
Notably, Gavaskar is widely regarded as one of the finest batsmen ever to have played the game and holds many of the batting records even today.
Their scintillating performance saw them end as Group A table-toppers which eventually fetched them the ticket for final after the match against England got washed out.
Poonam Yadav has now picked up 7 wickets in the two matches of the tournament and may have even a more crucial role to play as the tournament progresses.
Shafali Verma along with Jemimah Rodrigues added as many as 37 runs for the second wicket, the highest partnership in the innings.
This is the first selection committee meeting after W.V. Raman was announced the head coach of Indian women's team.
Star batswoman Veda Krishnamurthy will lead the India Green team in the tournament.
Harmanpreet Kaur scored 56 runs off 42 balls and struck 7 boundaries in her innings.
South African batsman AB de Villiers also said that women's matches deserve packed stadiums.
From Australia, Ashleigh Gardner and Ellyse Perry took two wickets each.
