Darcie brown
McGrath Sees Series Against India As Perfect Build-up For Women’s ODI WC Defence
Australia have not played international cricket since their T20I tour of New Zealand in March, while their last ODI assignment came during the multi-format Ashes in January. With no Indian players taking part in The Hundred, a tournament that featured several Australians, the ODIs against Harmanpreet Kaur’s side will be significant for the visitors’ to rediscover their rhythm and cohesion as a collective ahead of the marquee event.
“We always have really good hard-fought battles against India and we haven't played them for a while. The thing I'm most looking forward to in these three ODIs against India is we haven't played together as a side since late March.”
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