5 batswomen to watch out for in the ICC Women’s World T20

Young Indian side needs her expertise in the upcoming World Cup

#3 Harmanpreet Kaur, India

The Indian Skipper Harmanpreet Kaur hails from the land of most fun-loving people on the earth: Punjab. Punjabis personify fun and there is no doubt about it. Sport runs through her blood as her father a Volleyball player and mother was a Basketball player.

Indian batting all-rounder idolizes the former India captain Virender Sehwag. Her batting skills give the glimpse of her idol more often.

Her ability to hit the ball a long way makes her the vital part in the Indian set up. She has led India to many victories in past. Be it, T20 series win in Australia in 2016 or 171*(115) against Australia in the 2017 Women's Cricket World Cup semi-final.

She became the first Indian cricketer male or female to play in Big Bash League and Kia Super League. In 2018, Kaur is second to Suzi Bates in most runs’ chart. Harman has scored 480 runs at a fantastic average of 40.00 with a decent strike rate of 116.78

Over 9-years of International experience, she has piled up around 1700 runs in T20Is at a magnificent average of around 28. Arjun awardee Harman lives and swears by cricket, she is determined to bring glory to the nation in the upcoming mega event.