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Women’s World Cup: Indian Team Undergoes Intense Fielding Session Ahead Of Clash Against England
ODI World Cup: The Indian women’s cricket team ramped up its preparations for the crucial 2025 Women’s ODI World Cup clash against England, set to happen on Sunday, with a high-intensity fielding session at the Holkar Stadium.
With back-to-back defeats to South Africa and reigning champions Australia in Visakhapatnam, the Harmanpreet Kaur-led squad focused on tightening their fielding ahead of the high-stakes encounter in Indore, where they look to bounce back in winning ways.
“The objective of today's fielding session was to get used to the conditions first and fielding under pressure. We have covered four areas in this - high catching, ground fielding, direct hits and fielding under pressure,” said fielding coach Munish Bali in a video posted on the BCCI social media accounts on Thursday.
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