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World Cup selection, few questions, no answers

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If the management committee of any country/region can appoint a 15-person team for the Cricket World Cup and obtain 100% consent from all stakeholders, then they will find the biggest solution to the controversy that the sport has caused, is and will be in the future One method of the topic. Yes.

This may not be possible.

However, there may be a small team that solves most problems from a selection and balance perspective. Is there enough experience on the big stage? Do young talents who need big stage experience have enough backing? Are there any rewards for domestic performances? Has the form player been selected? Does it cover most bases?

When the Indian Cricket Control Committee announced the upcoming 2022 ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup lineup in New Zealand, it temporarily forgot to reach a consensus. There were more questions than the answers to the above questions.

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Officially, this is what we know: “On Wednesday, the All India Women’s Selection Committee selected the lineup for the 2022 ICC Women’s World Cup. The Indian team played against Pakistan at the Tauranga Bay Oval on March 6, 2022. Their first World Cup match. Starting on February 11, 2022, this team will also appear in the 5 ODI series against New Zealand.”

Informally, “a BCCI source confirmed to PTI that these two people have been abandoned due to their form in the ODI format.” These are the two biggest exceptions that may be excluded: the pacemaker Shikha Pandey And batsman Jemimah Rodrigues. ESPNCricinfo also reported a similar situation. Both players obviously have a choice, but they were not selected on the 15-man home team or the 3-man standby list.

2022 New Zealand and ICC Women’s World Cup team ODI: Mithali Raj (captain), Harmanpreet Kaur (deputy captain), Smriti Mandhana, Shafali Verma, Yastika Bhatia, Deepti Sharma, Richa Ghosh (goalkeeper), Sneh Rana, Jhulan Go, Pooja Vastrakar , Meghna Singh, Renuka Singh Thakur, Taniya Bhatia (goalkeeper), Rajeshwari Gayakwad, Poonam Yadav.

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Mumbai defeats Vidarbha by 169 runs to win the 42nd Ranji Trophy, capping an eight-year reign.

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Mumbai defeats Vidarbha by 169 runs to win the 42nd Ranji Trophy, capping an eight-year reign.

Mumbai overcame Vidarbha by 169 runs in the Wankhede Stadium final on Thursday to end an eight-year drought for a record-tying 42nd Ranji Trophy victory. Vidarbha put up a valiant fight in the second inning to chase a massive 538 runs, but on Day 5, they were eventually bowled out for 368.

Vidarbha put up a valiant battle on Day 5 of the final, with captain Akshay Wadkar and Harsh Dubey leading the team’s struggle against Ajinkya Rahane’s troops. Vidarbha scored 81 runs in the opening session without losing a wicket thanks to the two’s resolute stance at the crease, which frustrated the home team.

Mumbai defeated Vidarbha by a commanding 169 runs in the Ranji Trophy final, putting on an outstanding display.

Following lunch, Wadkar gave Vidarbha’s innings a boost with a magnificent century, showcasing his batting prowess. But when it was time to step it up, Tanush Kotian got his wicket by lbw-ing Wadkar.

Following the captain’s exit, Vidarbha’s batting lineup came under increasing pressure. Even Dubey, who showed fortitude by hitting a steely 65 off 128 deliveries, gave in to the pressure of the scoreboard.

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Mumbai’s bowlers strengthened their hold on the game as the innings went on. Vidarbha’s bottom order offered little resistance as Mumbai quickly completed the innings in just the next 25 deliveries.

Ajinkya Rahane gave the ball to Dhawal Kulkarni in a crucial moment following the loss of the ninth wicket in his final domestic encounter. With just his third ball of the spell, Kulkarni quickly secured the vital wicket of Umesh Yadav, securing Mumbai’s 42nd championship.

Mumbai won their first Ranji Trophy since 2016. The domestic powerhouses increased their lead over other teams in the standings for the most trophies won in the first-class competition. With Karnataka coming in a distant second, no other team has won the Ranji Trophy more times than this one.

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