Top 3: India Women Players to Watch Out Against Australia Women in the 3rd ODI

The 3rd One-Day international (ODI) between India Women and Australia Women is all set to take place at the Bellerive Oval, Hobart. India will be disappointed with their performance in this series as they came off a stunning T20I series victory against the mighty Australians on their home soil. Harmanpreet Kaur, the Indian skipper, will be looking to end the series with a victory as they will be looking to save their face from a whitewash. India Women will be hopeful that they can gather their confidence and play some good cricket. As India Women are all set to take on Australia Women, here are the top 3 players to look out for:

Kashvee Gautam

Kashvee Gautam, the Indian bowling all-rounder, has been quite impressive in the domestic circuit and in franchise cricket. In her ODI career, she has scored 90 runs from 4 innings at a strike rate of 94 and she has also picked up 2 wickets from 5 innings at an economy rate of 5. She is a young talent that is all set to make it big in the highest level of cricket. She has scored 68 runs and has picked up 2 wickets in this series. She picked up 2 wickets and scored 25 runs in her previous match against the Australia Women. She will be a key player in India’s bowling unit.

Pratika Rawal

Pratika Rawal, the young Indian opener, has been a rising star amongst the batters in India’s batting unit. In her ODI career, she has scored 1162 runs from 25 innings at a strike rate of 81 and she has also picked up 6 wickets from 12 innings at an economy rate of 5. She was dismissed for a duck in the opening fixture, but she played a brilliant knock of 52 in the previous game. She will be hopeful that she can play a much bigger innings in the final game of the series.

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Harmanpreet Kaur

Harmanpreet Kaur, the Indian skipper, has been one of India’s most dominant forces in international cricket. In her ODI career, she has scored 4516 runs from 142 innings at a strike rate of 76 and she has also picked up 31 wickets from 73 innings at an economy rate of 5. She will be disappointed as the captain of the team, but she will be pleased with her batting form. She has scored 107 runs from 2 innings, and she had also scored a fine 54 against Australian Women in the previous game. She will be looking to perform big and save her side’s face from a whitewash against Australia.