After the controversial snub of joining hands of Indian players in India vs Pakistan during the Asia Cup 2025, women’s cricketers have also revealed their action against Pakistani women in the ICC Women’s World Cup 2025.
India began preparing for the World Cup at home in a hateful fashion, as after a dominating series in England, he lost the first game against Australia at the Mulanpur Cricket Stadium. They would be expecting a miraculous return as well as promoting their morale ahead of the ICC incident.
Deepti Sharma leaves insight into India vs Pakistan in 2025 Women’s ODI World Cup
The Indian men’s cricket team made their intentions clear, as they refused to join hands with Pakistan players after their group match in the Asia Cup. This caused a lot of controversy, while the Indian women’s team is scheduled to have a similar match in the ICC Women’s World Cup on 5 October.
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Deepti Sharma was questioned what is for the game within the Indian women’s camp, on which she said (as is quoted by Toi):
“This match is a long time. I have not thought about it. When that match comes, we will see what we have to do. I am not thinking much about the Asia Cup. We are focusing on this series.”
Women of India are in hunting for their first ICC title
The Indian women’s team has never won the ICC title, as their best results have been runners -up in any format of the game. However, they have to kill many demons, especially their biggest obstacles as Australian women, the most successful aspects in the Women’s World Cup history.
“It’s not that there is a big difference between them and us. Even small teams are doing well. Winning and losing is a part of the game. When we take the field, we play for the purpose of winning.”
Deepti Sharma credited India’s performance in the first ODI, cited dew as a game-changing factor
The Mulanpur Cricket Stadium watched its first international match, and Deepti Sharma was questioned whether India had faced any problem in fielding under the lights. To which he responded to Quirkily, saying that he was a promising fielding unit.
“No, there was no such problem. We have fielded well as a unit in the last few series. A strange day can be when a team makes mistakes. We do not focus much on it.”
“Whatever has happened in the first match, we have taken some positivity from things in which we have done well. We will take it forward in another ODI. The batting participation that we had and small things that we did well in the first ODIs, we will take it forward,” Deepti indicated positivity from India’s performance.
When Deepti was questioned whether the dew that came during the night banned Indian spinners from giving their best, he said:
“Was dew, but we cannot say that (dew was a big factor). Sometimes, as a bowler, it happens that you want to do well, put in your best attempt, but it does not work in that way. The idea is to learn from it and do good next time.
Deepti said, “I don’t focus much on whether I have got a wicket at that time or not. My thought process is about taking a wicket. I hope we can see his wickets (taking wickets) in the rest of the matches.”
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