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Mithali Raj Might Play The Next Women’s World Cup in 2021

This recent ICC women World cup didn’t just make Indian Cricket women team better even the players are in news for various reasons till that day. As you all know that Indian Women Cricket team’s valuable player and cricketer Mithali Raj who played very well this world cup is rising. Also, the sources reports are coming out that she might be interested in playing the 2021 ICC Women’s World Cup. Some of you may not know that Mithali Raj became the leading run-scorer in women’s ODI history.

Here, we all want to make it clear that she didn’t say anything about this but she shared something common which is raising a question or you can say that she gave a hint which is looking like her future plan for the upcoming world cup. Also, some reports are saying that she is fit and could play more in upcoming matches because she deserves it. The charismatic India captain had earlier declared that the prestigious quadrennial event in 2017 would be her last, however, on Monday she hinted at a possible appearance at the 2021 edition in New Zealand too.

Mithali Raj Play The Next Women’s World Cup in 2021

“I am not writing off playing the next World Cup but I will have to get through these next three years to get into the fourth year for that World Cup. It is also important for me to see and analyze how my form is by then (2021), so right now I am looking at the World T20 (2018) and the other matches I get to play in 2018,” She said. Also, she added “It has been really busy since July but it feels nice to be appreciated and treated at par with men’s cricket. People want to know more about the lives of women cricketers. “

Even she shared something more and continued “The domestic season starts in December and that will act as preparation for the South Africa tour,” pointed out Raj. “It will also be the beginning of getting back into the game for players after a three-month layoff.”

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