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Editor's Pick(Women's Cricket): India - Pakistan

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Whether it’s men's’ or women's’ cricket, I personally think there is really something about an India-Pakistan Match. India is currently second on the table with two wins from two matches - Against England and West Indies. Pakistan, on the other hand, has lost both matches - England and South Africa.
The Indian team has obviously done well for themselves. They are making sure that there no loose ends in this journey to win the world cup. This means that they do not let the two victories go to their heads and become complacent. Pakistan, on the other hand, has no way to go but up.
The fact that this is an India-Pakistan match creates adequate tension and excitement. Let’s take a look at who would be on my team for the match tomorrow. One out of five matches. It is a busy Sunday tomorrow.
-Deepti Sharma
-Asmavia Iqbal
-Punam Raut
-Smriti Mandhana
-Mithali Raj
-Nahida Khan
-Ekta Bisht
-Nashra Sandhu
-Kainat Imtiaz
-Poonam Yadav
-Sidra Nawaz
May the best team win.
Indu
P.S. Please note that the above-expressed opinions are purely the Editor’s. We do not take responsibility, nor can we guarantee the performance of the players.


All the best !!!
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