ICC Women’s World Cup 2017: 5 takeaways for the Indian Women’s Team

#4 Smriti Mandhana’s exuberance of youth

Smriti Mandhana celebrates after her ton against West Indies

Smriti Mandhana started the tournament with a couple of scorching knocks against England and West Indies. However, with the passage of time, fortunes changed for the swashbuckling left-handed batswoman as she perished cheaply in every game she featured in thereafter.

Nevertheless, loss of form is something every cricketer goes through regardless of the amount of cricket they have played over the years. Mandhana might be out of form, but she is one positive India can take home from their World Cup campaign.

With age on her side, she has enough time to grill and substantiate her talent for upcoming cricketing assignments. She possesses enough potential to be deemed as a stalwart of the Indian batting line-up in the future.