Mumbai, Oct. 31 -- Building a team capable of adapting to the demands of modern-day cricket, rather than relying solely on established names, is central to India's ambition of becoming a dominant force in women's white-ball cricket, head coach Amol Muzumdar said on Saturday.
The steady emergence of young cricketers from the age-group system has given the national team plenty of reasons for optimism, with Muzumdar believing the next generation could accelerate India's progress, particularly in the shortest format.
India's maiden ODI World Cup triumph last November marked a significant milestone, but the team is yet to win a major T20I tournament. With the inaugural six-team ICC T20I Champions Trophy scheduled to be held in Mumbai and Vadod...