Sneh Rana has performed down issues about India’s struggles in opposition to left-arm spin within the ongoing World Cup. After discovering it powerful in opposition to Inoka Ranaweera and Nashra Sandhu within the matches in opposition to Sri Lanka and Pakistan, the Indian batters additionally confronted difficulties in opposition to South Africa’s Nonkululeuko Mlaba and Chloe. Tryon.
Since 2023, no workforce has misplaced extra wickets to left-arm spinners in ODIs than India. On Sunday, October 12, India will face Australia in Vizag, the place there is a robust chance of encountering Sophie Molineux, who missed the sport in opposition to Pakistan.
Rana mentioned the Indian workforce has high quality batters able to overcoming their present challenges.
“I do not suppose it is a huge concern. Our batters have dealt with such conditions effectively up to now, and ups and downs are half and parcel of the sport. As you realize, we’ve a number of the finest batters on this planet on our aspect, and I am assured they’re going to bounce again strongly,” Rana informed the reporters in a pre-match press convention.
Clear plans in opposition to Australia
Rana, who not too long ago featured within the bilateral ODI collection in opposition to Australia and has confronted them up to now, mentioned the Aussies are anticipated to come back laborious at India. Nevertheless, she added that the Indian workforce has already devised its plans to counter the seven-time champions.
“As you mentioned, the World Cup is a totally totally different stage, and the stress is exclusive. We have studied Australia’s fashion over time — they’re aggressive — however our plans are very clear. We have had detailed discussions and made our methods, and hopefully, we will make a optimistic begin,” Rana added.
India started their marketing campaign with complete wins over Pakistan and Sri Lanka earlier than dropping to South Africa by three wickets. They’re at present positioned third on the factors desk with 4 factors and a web run fee of +0.953, having received two of their three matches.
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