Ind vs Aus – 5th women’s T20I

Pooja will join the team [upon recovery], and it will fill that area. His one or two overs are important. In this series, we called in additional medium pacers, who we were keeping a close eye on. We are working on them and will try to cover those areas.”

India also had left-arm pacer Monica Patel – who played two ODIs against South Africa last year – and Shraddha Pokharkar, besides right-armers Arundhati Reddy and Simran Bahadur as net bowlers during the series.

A pattern to emerge was that India largely kept Australia in control for 12 overs, but lost control thereafter. His economy rate in the last eight overs of the series was 12.26 compared to Australia’s 9.37.

“We will now analyze who can bowl after ten overs and in the death overs. We discussed it in team meetings, but when you are in a series, you don’t get that much time to execute those things. Get.”

Harmanpreet Kaur

“We were doing well in the first 10 overs and were not giving them easy runs. But things suddenly changed after the 10th over,” Harmanpreet said. “We had made a lot of plans but were not able to execute them. Earlier, the first six overs looked to improve as a team. Now we are getting results in the first six.

He said, ‘We will now analyze who can bowl after ten overs and in the death overs. We discussed it in team meetings, but when you are in a series, you don’t get that much time to execute those things.

Renuka, who has been a powerplay success story with her ability to swing the new ball, was used in the death overs against Australia. His economy rate in that phase, where he got just one wicket, was 10.87. Most, though marginally, for Indian bowlers to dispatch a minimum of 24 balls in that span.

,[Renuka] He is someone who brings a lot of confidence to the side,” Harmanpreet said. She is always ready whenever the team needs her; And we have always seen him do well in the first six overs. She really enjoys bowling in the death overs, and you need one person to raise their hand and say, ‘I love bowling in the death overs’. She has been working hard on her death bowling and is now starting to gain experience.”

Harleen is someone who is always ready – be it batting at any position or just fielding, Harmanpreet said. “The Last Match” [in the fourth T20I]She didn’t come out to bat despite being prepared from the start but she wasn’t upset and was [instead] Affirmative. She was like, ‘Whenever I get a chance I want to go out there and execute.’

“We all thought we should give Jamie a break because we know how important he is. Going forward, it is important that we keep him in the same frame. Batting line-up is something you cannot fix in T20s. Can. I know Jamie was batting. No. 3 for a long time.

“But I think if the batting order is flexible, it is good and then you have more options to try things. Today, that was the reason why we wanted to see how Harleen can bat at No.3. She was there, getting the momentum going. Really glad to see her approach with the bat.”