: From Perry to Raj: Stalwarts hoping to make a mark at the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup #IndiaNEWS As the eight teams prepare for the start of the 12th ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup in New Zealand

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From Perry to Raj: Stalwarts hoping to make a mark at the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup #IndiaNEWS
As the eight teams prepare for the start of the 12th ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup in New Zealand on 4 March, they will all be able to call on stalwarts who have delivered time and time again. We have picked two from each team who could have a big impact and determine how things pan out in the month-long tournament.AustraliaEllyse Perry Ellyse Perry has dominated with bat and ball at ICC Women’s World Cups since 2009.The all-rounder has made 510 runs at an average of 56.66, ending not out seven times in 16 innings, while her 26 wickets have come at an average of 25.07.Her best bowling performance of three for 19 came against the West Indies in the 2013 World Cup Final. Megan Schutt Megan Schutt has taken one fewer wicket than Perry but brought up her quarter-century of wickets at just two World Cups. At her debut tournament in 2013, the right-arm seamer took a competition-high 15 wickets and backed it up four years later with 10 more meaning she heads to New Zealand with an average of just 22.16. BangladeshRumana Ahmed Bangladesh are yet to make their bow at an ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup, but they have always been able to count on all-rounder Rumana Ahmed. At T20...Read more

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