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Women's Asia Cup: Will Speak About It When We Play That Game, Says Amol Muzumdar On Handshake With Pakistan
Rising Stars Asia Cup: India head coach Amol Muzumdar on Saturday brushed aside queries regarding the handshake protocol for their scheduled clash against Pakistan on September 5, asserting that the team's entire focus is locked on doing well in their Women's Asia Cup opener against Thailand on Sunday.
“Look, we try to play the best cricket on the ground and off the field stuff, we don't focus on it. We try to play the best cricket that we know on that particular day and we will speak about this when we play that game. But at the moment, we are focusing on tomorrow's game. One game at a time,” Muzumdar said in the pre-match press conference.
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Women's Asia Cup: Amol Muzumdar Backs ‘hungry’ India To Shine Despite Jemimah's Absence
Asia Cup Group: Despite the absence of star batter Jemimah Rodrigues, India head coach Amol Muzumdar on Saturday backed his ‘hungry for success’ squad to set the tone for the next six months in the shortest format, as they prepare to open their Women's Asia Cup Group A campaign against Thailand on Sunday evening.
Women's Asia Cup: India Battle For Continental Glory As Thailand Opener Awaits (preview)
Dubai International Cricket Stadium: The Harmanpreet Kaur-led Indian women's team will aim to put 2024's complacency behind them and show their muscle in a battle for Asia Cup glory. The continental showpiece, hosted in the UAE, kicked off on Friday with Thailand beating Hong Kong China in the opener, but the most successful side in the competition's history, India, will take the field on Sunday against Thailand.
Feels Like A Dream To Face Off Against India And Pakistan In Women’s Asia Cup, Says Kary Chan
For Hong Kong China: For Hong Kong China left-arm wrist-spinner Kary Chan, a brief hospital stay due to diarrhoea was merely a minor speed bump on the road to a dream of featuring in this year’s Women’s Asia Cup. Known as Ka Ying Chan on the team sheet, Kary is one of only seven bowlers in history to surpass 150 Women’s T20I wickets.
Women’s Asia Cup: Defending Champions Sri Lanka Ready For Dubai Challenge, Says Gunaratne
Watch DP World Women: For Vishmi Gunaratne, entering international cricket as a teenager after being a terrific batting prodigy in the domestic circuit brought a rapid trial by fire. Now an established figure in Sri Lanka’s top order via playing 37 ODIs and 59 T20Is, Vishmi believes that early exposure forced a crucial evolution in her mental approach to the game.
Harmanpreet-led India Reach Dubai For Women’s Asia Cup
United Arab Emirates: Harmanpreet Kaur-led Team India have landed in Dubai to begin preparations for the 2026 Women's Asia Cup, with the eight-team T20I tournament set to get underway in the UAE on Friday.
Anjum Chopra Expresses Surprise Over Pratika’s Asia Cup Inclusion, Questions India's T20I Strategy
ODI World Cup: Former India captain Anjum Chopra has expressed surprise at the selection committee’s decision to include opening batter Pratika Rawal in the T20I squad for the upcoming Asia Cup, adding that it’s been hard for her to understand the rationale behind the call-up.
India Must Target Women’s Asia Cup Win Ahead Of 2027 Champions Trophy, Says former captain Anjum Chopra
Dubai International Cricket Stadium: India's primary objective at the upcoming Women's Asia Cup will be to lift the title they narrowly missed out on last time, but the tournament also doubles as a critical fine-tuning platform for the ICC Champions Trophy in February, says former India captain Anjum Chopra.
'Pressure In India-Pakistan Match Is Unmatched': India Captain Harmanpreet Kaur Ahead Of Asia Cup
Sony Sports Network: India women's captain Harmanpreet Kaur admitted that the pressure in India-Pakistan matches remain unmatched as the Women in Blue gear up for a clash against the Fatima Sana-led side in the upcoming Asia Cup.
Women's Asia Cup 2026: Meepage Replaces Injured Vihanga In Sri Lanka Squad
T20 Asia Cup: Sri Lanka have been dealt a blow ahead of the Women's T20 Asia Cup 2026 as their all-rounder Dewmi Vihanga has been ruled out of the tournament after sustaining a right knee injury during a practice session.
Sadaf Shamas Replaces Injured Najiha Alvi In Pakistan Squad For Women’s Asia Cup
T20 Asia Cup: Wicketkeeper-batter Najiha Alvi has been ruled out of Pakistan’s squad for the upcoming ACC Women’s T20 Asia Cup due to a knee injury, with right-handed batter Sadaf Shamas named as her replacement.
Women's Asia Cup 2026: Esha Oza To Lead UAE, Chaiwai Named Thailand Skipper
Dubai International Stadium: Experienced all-rounder Esha Oza will captain a 15-member UAE squad in the eight-team Women’s Asia Cup 2026, scheduled to begin at the Dubai International Stadium on August 28.
Following Asia Cup Call-up, Pratika Rawal To Miss One-Day Cup Stint With Warwickshire
Following Asia Cup: Top-order batter Pratika Rawal will miss her planned domestic stint with Warwickshire in the One-Day Cup in England after earning a maiden T20I call-up to India’s squad for the upcoming ACC Women’s Asia Cup.
Jemimah Rodrigues Ruled Out Of Asia Cup And Asian Games Due To Hamstring Injury
The BCCI Medical Team: In a major blow to the Indian team, star right-handed batter Jemimah Rodrigues has been ruled out of the upcoming ACC Women's Asia Cup in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and the Asian Games in Japan after sustaining a high-grade right hamstring tear.
Aiming To Make Most Of Being In The Hundred Ahead Of Women’s Asia Cup: Deepti
ODI World Cup: India's off-spin bowling all-rounder Deepti Sharma said she is utilising her ongoing stint with Sunrisers Leeds in The Hundred women’s competition to sharpen her game across all departments ahead of the crucial Women’s Asia Cup starting on August 28 in Dubai.
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