It's a great feeling from the 2017 World Cup final and obviously if we win the World Cup things will really change from every perspective and each woman will want to play cricket after that, so I'm hoping for the best,

Deepti Sharma has taken inspiration from the Indian men's team and their recent T20 World Cup triumph. The Indian women's team will eye their maiden women's T20 World Cup title.

Indian Women's Team bumped into actor Rana Daggubati at the Dubai Airport as he wished the squad well while they arrived for the T20 World Cup 2024.

The former Australian skipper validated her argument citing good options through India's line-up. “India has got power, depth, decent bowlers and if their 4-7 number batters can score at a good strike rate, they will be in a good position. They need a good start from the openers.

India women's ICC trophy wait has continued for decades now and even after coming very close in T20 World Cups, they have fallen short.

The tournament opener for India pits them against New Zealand, a side known for its resilience and aggressive play.

Actor Rana Daggubati greeted the Harmanpreet Kaur-led Indian women's team on their arrival in Dubai. India are scheduled to begin their campaign on October 4 against New Zealand.

Former India cricketer Veda Krishnamurthy on Wednesday said that the Women in Blue will be "very dominant" in the upcoming Women's T20 World Cup 2024.

Deepti has been contributing with the bat as well, making 1020 runs from 117 matches at an average of 23.72 and a strike rate of 104.29 with the help of two half-centuries.

All eyes will be on India’s spin attack, with Deepti Sharma being the focal point of their bowling strategy. With her vast experience and ability to adapt, she is poised to play a leading role in India's quest for their maiden T20 World Cup triumph.