The Women’s T20 World Cup will be seen gathering momentum from October 3. The tournament being played on UAE soil will see many women players playing for the first time, while for many this could be the last T20 World Cup. India has selected a 15-player squad for the Women’s T20 World Cup 2024, out of which only 12 players have experience of playing this tournament. That means 3 Indian players will be seen playing for the first time in this Women’s T20 World Cup. Those 3 Indian players are Shreyanka Patil, Asha Shobhana and S. The name of decoration is.
First Women’s T20 World Cup for these 3 Indians
We got to know three Indian players who are going to play T20 World Cup for the first time. Now let’s also know the names of the players for whom this Women’s T20 World Cup might be the last. It is possible that there are more such players but we will mention the 5 players who will be seen playing their last T20 World Cup. Out of those 5, 3 have played every edition of the Women’s T20 World Cup so far.
Harmanpreet Kaur (India)
Indian captain Harmanpreet Kaur is the first name in the women’s T20 World Cup which could be the last for the players this time. Harmanpreet Kaur, who has turned 35, has played all editions of the Women’s T20 World Cup so far. It is possible that the 9th edition of the tournament that is happening this time could be their last.
Stephanie Taylor (West Indies)
In 2016, West Indies won the Women’s T20 World Cup under Taylor’s captaincy. Stephanie Taylor is not only the big face of the West Indies women’s team in white-ball cricket but is also one of the highest run-scorers in T20 Internationals. But, it is possible that this time Taylor will be seen playing his last T20 World Cup.
Sophie Devine (New Zealand)
35-year-old Sophie Devine is also among the players who will be seen playing in all 9 editions of the Women’s T20 World Cup since 2009. He will be the captain of New Zealand. But, after this tournament, he has announced to step down as captain, a sign that this could be his last T20 World Cup.
Suzy Bates (New Zealand)
Suzy Bates is the highest run-scorer in T20 Internationals. Like her compatriot Sophie Devine, she has also played in all 9 editions of the Women’s T20 World Cup. Bates will turn 39 by the next T20 World Cup. And, in such a scenario, the current edition of the tournament could be their last.
Alice Perry (Australia)
Alice Perry of Australia is considered as the best all-rounder among women cricketers. Every title related to this game is in his name. Batting has not been a problem for the 33-year-old Perry, but a knee injury has seen him avoid bowling. Recently, he did not bowl a single over in the T20 series against New Zealand. If injury turns out to be a setback for Ellis Perry, it is possible that he could be seen playing his last T20 World Cup as well.
