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Women's World T20: Chance for India to grab spotlight, says Lisa Sthalekar

Under a new captain in Harmanpreet Kaur and recently-appointed coach Ramesh Powar, a young Indian side would aim for the title

Women's World T20 India
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Former captain of Australia's international women's cricket team,Lisa Sthalekar

Erick Massey New Delhi
With the Indian women's cricket team starting its campaign on Friday in the Women's World T20 in West Indies, a title they have not won in their previous five attempts, India-born Lisa Sthalekar, the former captain of Australia's international women's cricket team spoke to Erick Massey about women's cricket in India and which team has highest chances of clinching the coveted title.

What are the chances for the Indian eves at the Women’s World T20 in West Indies?

The pitch in Guyana on which India will be playing their pool matches, is likely to be slow and turning, which means

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