India aims to dominate the performance of the WT20

At the present time, every player knows his plan, why he is in the world. team and what we expect. © Getty

Only in 2017, India surprised world cricket with its stellar performance at the ICC Women's World Cup by entering the final after 12 years of absence while little from among them had given them the opportunity. in England, failing by nine points in a modest hunt of 229. Much has changed for this team since then, including a new coach in the most controversial circumstances, lower It's the same for the members of the team. The most experienced team, the start of the T20 and the influx of six beginners in World Cup top 15 for the next world event: the ICC Women's World Twenty20 in the Caribbean from 9 November . Naturally, it was inevitable that the new look of Harmanpreet Kaur was well prepared to face the pressure this time around.

The Indian skipper admitted that the sense of opportunity had taken over at the time, but also felt that the lessons learned from the mistakes they made at home Lord that night will help them if they had to face a similar situation again. "I think once you come across something, you're better able to deal with it the next time you find yourself in a similar situation – if we had better managed our nerves, we probably would have won." But we need to learn a lot I hope we will not repeat our mistakes.If we have a similar chance next time, we hope we handle the situation with a cool mind, "Harmanpreet told the press in Mumbai on Saturday.

Ramesh Powar The team's head coach until the world's T20 took over the words of his captain, adding that the intrepidity of the youngsters from this team confers on the team. team an aggressive touch that makes them better able to handle such situations. "I think Harman rightly said that we now have the experience, we have only tried in the last eight games, we have already pushed them under pressure." The pressure in terms of toy, or that of a lawsuit.Luckily, young people are afraid of nothing.I hope this changes the whole perception of the pressure exerted on the team. coach, I do not feel that feeling again because young people will react differently now, I think, this team is more focused on domination than on competition, they try to dominate all situations and that's where the pressure will be put [them].

The eight matches to which Powar has referred since his accession to the presidency of the national team are a five-game series at Sri After three matches against Australia in Mumbai, the # The T20 World Cup team has canceled its bilateral agreement x West Indies.India has already found a positive and more aggressive approach to the format .Taniya Bhatia has been fortunate to make a place for herself. consistent among the top five which has not been the norm with Indian box office keepers in recent history. India has often come with only one crimper, and the least experienced one has it. The young Jemimah Rodrigues was supported more than ever before

Powar revealed that all this had been done to thoroughly test the team's response to the crisis. "We have prepared for [the pressure]we have tried in these eight games to put pressure on them, we have changed a lot, we have put Taniya [Bhatia] under pressure to play the shots in advantage. digital, we put Jemi We wanted to reproduce these situations of pressure, which is important [in preparation] We played with a single crimper and we pushed our spinners into pressure situations, so we had to reproduce more or less this type of gaming situations and let them go.By that and get out winners.Most of the time, in eight games, they have really good.And that's how we learn.This is what we are doing. is not always talking about pressure.It's learning through this pressure. "

Powar and Harmanpreet are both confident enough to have achieved their first eleven choice for the World event. This does not necessarily mean that the more experienced members are rigid about their XI or even batting or bowling time slots. Harmanpreet herself has gone through the batters' order in the last eight games, and the captain said that this flexibility was what he expected from all 15.

"You see, this is n & rsquo; It's not just about me, we've said that to all of our hitter, not just the drummers but also the bowlers, that it's a game at 20, so we have to show flexibility [We’ve told them] you must be ready all the time and you may be asked to hit the baton.It was easy to notice the reshuffling of my batting position, as I usually hit two or three But in the last eight games we have given everyone a chance to do it, so for the World Cup we should know which girl can best serve the team in which position. not to me alone, it's to everyone, same thing in bowling – it was earlier decided about who would play in bowling. the first six bowlers. But now, the five bowlers have all been prepared in advance and can be called to bowl at any time. You have to be always ready, "she revealed.

Harmanpreet also pointed out that the greatest strength of the team at the moment is the fact that each member clearly knows what their role is in this unit. . " At the moment, every player knows his project. why they are in the team and what we expect from them. [It works well for the team] if your teammates know what you expect from them as a leader or as a team. So, I think players understand what they are capable of, which is very important.

The absence of a bowling attack leader – considering the retirement of Jhulan Goswami a few months before the mega event – does not bother Powar. "We are not here to create leaders, we are here to create winning players, as simple as that, I will not focus on a player, we want a unit in which any of the 15 given days is able to win us a match.We try to introduce the culture in which every player believes to be the winner of the match on that side.We did not label anyone as a batting department head or a Bowling attack leader .We are going with the attitude and belief that each of our players can be a winner of the match for us, "said the former Indian player.

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