MELBOURNE: The collection between Australian and Indian girls need to have a perpetual trophy called following legends of this women’s match, such as the Border-Gavaskar Prize for the men’s groups, proposed former Australia participant Mel Jones.

The remarks from Jones, plus part of ICC’s women’s name, arrived forward of the Indian girls team’s scheduled tour of Australia at September-October, that may comprise 1 Evaluation (day-night game ), three ODIs as several T20Is.

“It is good to have something similar to Border-Gavaskar, but that is the guys’s lens of what has occurred before.

We need to do it our way for the women’s match, and possibly can develop something just a bit different,” Jones was quoted as saying from cricket.com.au.

“Both men’s and women’s matches have these glorious storylines supporting their Ashes decorations, and perhaps we could make one only as particular which has been spoken about in 100 years’ period with exactly the identical kind of reverence since the Ashes.”
Even the 48-year-old Jones, who played with 5 Tests and 61 ODIs between 1998 and 2003, stated it could be glorious to distinguish the background of the women’s match between both nations and people involved throughout such a decoration.

She stated the title (s) to decorate such a decoration may best be determined by people input via social networking.

She also took the titles of stalwarts Sanath Ragaswamy and Margaret Jennings in a historic context.

“To speak about Sanath Ragaswamy and Marg Jennings and each of those gamers out of this very first Test at Perth, to find those into the forefront would be fantastic,” she explained.

The very first women’s international between India and Australia had been a one time Evaluation at the WACA at January 1977 (that Australia won by 147 runs) along with also their inaugural limited-overs assembly came in a women’s World Cup game in Patna at 1978 (Australia won by 71 runs).

Australia has been captained in those historical games by opener-keeper Jennings, although India’s skippers were Shantha within their ancestral Evaluation and Diana Edulji in the 1978 World Cup (that Australia finally won).

Jones said acceptance of an appropriate decoration layout may be the very first step into such a perpetual trophy then use the forthcoming India tour of Australia in addition to any mutual trip by Meg Lanning’s group into the subcontinent as vehicles to drive public awareness and judge opinions.

Cricket Australia’s interim chief executive officer Nick Hockley advised cricket.com.au before this week that the introduction of a brand new decoration was”something that we probably have to believe about” and added to the multi-format notion was key to the continuing development of the women’s global game.