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| A source in the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) said that Mithali will be in the team to guide the young players. As a senior player, she understands her role very well. However, when she is not with the national team, she never leaves domestic competitions. |
New Delhi, PTI. In the new ICC Women's ODI World Cup played in New Zealand, the fate of two Indian group legends has been addressed in the wake of making the semi-finals. Indian commander Mithali Raj, the most noteworthy run-scorer on the planet and Jhulan Goswami, the most noteworthy wicket-taker on the planet. The vocations of the two of them are presently on the inclines, the conversation about their retirement is going on.
India's Test and ODI chief Mithali Raj's global future is overflowing with theory yet she will address the Railways in the Women's Senior T20 Trophy, beginning April 18. This will be her first serious occasion since the Women's World Cup.
Mithali and Jhulan Goswami's future remaining parts an intriguing issue of conversation after the Indian group's exit in the initial leg of the World Cup in New Zealand last month. While Jhulan is recuperating from a World Cup injury, Mithali will direct the up and coming age of players in the Railways group. Both are 39 years of age and are in the last phases of their vocations.
A source in the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) said, "Mithali will be in the group to direct the youthful players. As a senior player, she gets her job well indeed. In any case, she never leaves homegrown contests when she isn't with the public group.
Mithali, the most noteworthy run-getter at the global level, drove the Railways to win the T20 competition prize the year before. His global T20 profession finished in 2019. Gotten some information about his ODI and Test future, the source said, "There is no global cricket to be played sooner rather than later. They have a ton of time to contemplate their future.
