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As the Women’s T20 World Cup 2024 approaches, star all-rounder Deepti Sharma is determined to end India’s long wait for their first ICC trophy. With the tournament’s venue recently shifted from Bangladesh to the UAE, Deepti shared her insights on India’s preparations and her personal goals for the World Cup.
Venue change and preparations
The ICC’s decision to move the Women’s T20 World Cup 2024 from Bangladesh to the UAE has brought about a shift in preparation strategies for the Indian team. Despite the change, Deepti remains focused and positive.
“It doesn’t matter wherever the World Cup is happening, I just focus on how as an all-rounder I can contribute to the team’s success,” Deepti told PTI. Her approach underscores her commitment to the team’s performance rather than the location of the tournament.
Deepti Sharma on India’s strategy
The Indian team has been hard at work over the past few months, with Deepti noting that their preparation has been productive. Deepti’s dedication is evident as the team adjusts to the new conditions in the UAE.
“I just want to give it my all and the last 4-5 months have been fruitful for us. We have a little idea about how the wickets will play in UAE,” added Deepti highlighting their strategic adjustments.
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Ambitions and outlook
Deepti’s determination to secure India’s first ICC trophy reflects her strong leadership and commitment to the team. Her role as an all-rounder will be crucial in balancing both batting and bowling, and her experience will be vital in navigating the challenges of the World Cup.
As the tournament approaches, Deepti and the Indian team are hopeful that their hard work will culminate in a successful campaign. Fans and experts alike will be watching closely to see if she can help lead India to a historic victory and finally end the ICC trophy drought.
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This article was first published at WomenCricket.com, a Cricket Times company.
