The 2017 World Cup was a historic moment for women's cricket, akin to a green revolution according to the ex-women's team head coach. Leading India to their first Women's ODI World Cup victory, the spotlight is now on Harmanpreet Kaur's future as captain. Former skipper Shantha Rangaswamy advocates for her to retire at a high point and pass the baton to Smriti Mandhana, while ex-coach Tushar Arothe believes Harmanpreet has more to offer in leading India to further ICC titles.
The 2017 World Cup was a historic moment for women's cricket, akin to a green revolution according to the ex-women's team head coach. Leading India to their first Women's ODI World Cup victory, the spotlight is now on Harmanpreet Kaur's future as captain. Former skipper Shantha Rangaswamy advocates for her to retire at a high point and pass the baton to Smriti Mandhana, while ex-coach Tushar Arothe believes Harmanpreet has more to offer in leading India to further ICC titles.