Betting does not depend on gender. Indian women cricket is also getting more popular in a few years. That’s why the punters and the bookies also show their interest in Women’s cricket matches. If you are going to bid on women’s cricket matches, then you must choose the best player to offer. Indian women’s cricket team has some fantastic players in the current squad. Most of the time, punters research more odds at 10cric.com/cricket/ best players on the internet. It is perfect for getting knowledge about their strength by having a look at their records or games so that we are going to provide the punters with a list of top 5 players of Indian women’s cricket team.
Harmanpreet Kaur
The Punjabi girl played her first ODI in 2009 when she was just 20 years old against Pakistan women’s team. She debuted as a bowler and bowled four over’s well by conceding ten runs and also caught Arman Khan. After spending a year in international cricket, she became the most popular all-rounder of the team. She became the captain of the team of T20 matches in 2012 when Mithali raj got injured. In her captaincy, India won the Asia cup. In 2016 she played very well and scored 89 runs in Women’s World T20 series against Australia. She also took seven wickets in that series.
Harmanpreet Kaur also holds the record for scoring the highest runs in Women’s international world cup series. She gets the Arjuna award in 2017 and nominates for Padma Shri in 2019.
Smriti Mandhana
The left-handed batswomen started her international career in 2013. Later Smriti made her debut in test cricket against England in 2014. She was the only player to be named in the team of the year 2016 in international women cricket. She gets her maiden international century in 2016 against Australia by scoring 102 off 109 balls. She also holds the record of international T20 matches scoring fastest fifty in just 24 balls. She was considered as the star of the team for her fabulous innings against West Indies in the year 2018. She became the third player who scored 2000 runs in ODI international matches and also gets the best player award at Coat international cricket awards in the year 2019.
Deepti Sharma
Deepti Sharma is one of the best all-rounder players of the Indian women’s cricket team. She started her international career in 2014 by playing a one-day international match against South Africa in Bengaluru. Deepti is part of the world record of the highest opening partnership score with Punam Raut. The world record is of 320 runs, and she contributed 188 runs. Their partnership breaks the history of men’s cricket of 286 runs by Upul Tharanga and Sanath Jayasuriya. She was also a part of the 2017 Indian Women’s World Cup team to reach the finals where the team got defeated by England. The best bowling record figure of this player is 6-20 in one day international against Sri Lanka. In 2019 she also gets signed for playing in the Kia Super League.
Jhulan Goswami
The most loved bowler of all time has made her debut in the year 2002 by playing one day international against England. The best figure of her career is taking ten wickets in one Test match for 78-5 and 5 for 45. In the year 2008, she became captain of the Indian women’s cricket team. She also stands at the fourth position of 100 wicket takings by Indian women players. In her overall career, she took 271 wickets in 231 matches and scored 1593 runs with three half-centuries.
Punam Raut
Punam Raut has played two test matches, 67 one international games, and 35 T20 international competitions. Punam is one of the best batswomen of the current team. On 15 May 2017 against Ireland the women cricket team booked a world record of scoring highest partnership runs. She was involved in this record by contributing 109 runs with Deepti Sharma. She was also the part of the 2017 Indian women’s cricket team to reach in the world cup finals.
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Here is the list of top 5 players of the Indian women cricket team. Now you can compare the past performances of these players and select the best one to bid on them.
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