New Delhi, June 12 -- India has often arrived at global events as contenders. They moved from contenders to challengers gradually but this year, at the Women's T20 World Cup, they are carrying something different - expectation. For years, they were viewed as a talented side capable of upsetting the favourites. Today, they are looked at as one capable of going all the way. After the ODI World Cup win last year, India produced some of their most convincing cricket overseas while continuing to build depth through the WPL. The success of Indian captains - namely Harmanpreet Kaur and Smriti Mandhana - has reflected a broader shift. This is no longer a team searching for belief, but one learning how to handle the burden of it. After the ODI title...