Chelmsford: The coach of the Indian Women’s Cricket Team Ramesh Powar said the “ideological change” was needed so that the party turned out to be “fearless unit” in a white ball game when he reflected the defeat-back-back to England.
Indian women lost the Wodis and WT20i series, which ended on Wednesday, with 1-2 identical margins and Powar coaches called on a shift in a mindset or several battery medium to freshly “formed” according to the team’s ethos.
Save Skipper Mithali Raj, whose level of strike is also not the most impressive, others like HarmanPreet Kaur, Deepti Sharma, Taniya Bhatia, and Pamam Raut have struggled.
“Mithali hit well but we need support from at least one dough to put pressure on the opponent in the middle order after powerplays,” said Powar at the end of the series.
However, he felt that ideological changes needed time and could not happen overnight.
“We have to be afraid.
I can’t force them in the first series.
They have played with some ideologies and we cannot make drastic changes.
We must judge what is suitable for them,” said the former Indian off-spinner.
“To remove it (batting slowly at the Middle Overs) (we must) convince them and do that, it takes a lot of communication.
Without fear is how modern crickets will be played.” Powar admitted that the mold effort had not worked so far.
“There are two ways.
One of their prints (Lot now) or draft in other middle midfielders to climb ante.
It’s simple,” Powar is ready to read the riots.
“This time we tried a number of combinations and it didn’t work and advance, we might try something new, bring new players, maybe print it.” Powar indicates that up to 50-over the World Cup in New Zealand, he will try to connect with available resources.
Even though he did not mention anyone, but he seemed disappointed that saving Jhulan Goswami, there were no steps to be picked.
“Until the World Cup, we need to find a way to get a medium order where we can say that they can certainly get us 250.
It’s up to all stakeholders.
Captain, Deputy Captain, Selection, and Myslace, we will discuss these things.” “We need to increase the fast bowling department,” he added, by saying: “We only see jhulan to appear.
There must be support for him.” The coach is pleased that HarmanPreet Kaur, in the last two T20 matches, is in the elements.
“It’s fun for everyone.
The judgment is important for everyone.
The way he struggles, we can see the talent and advance, we will see a different HarmanPreet.” “In the last two rounds, he looked like an old Harman.
He will now play hundreds and get the game time and that’s what we like as a team.
The game time.
That’s where England is in front and we don’t have domestic cricket.
And we don’t have too much.
Many practice games.
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