India, Aug. 28 -- The Women's Asia Cup is nearly upon us, and the eyes will firmly be on Sri Lanka, considering how the team won the tournament last time around. Sri Lanka, led by Chamari Athapaththu, punched above their weight, defeating Harmanpreet Kaur's India. This time around, Sri Lanka won't have the option of flying under the radar, and all the focus would be on how the side starts their competition in Group B, where they are placed alongside Bangladesh, UAE and Indonesia.

While Chamari will once again grab all the headlines, another player to watch out for from Sri Lanka is none other than Harshitha Samarawickrama. The left-handed batter was the main reason why Sri Lanka was able to stun India in the final of the last Women's Asi...