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Women’s Cricket World Cup: How much does the competition need a new winner?
Only three countries – Australia, New Zealand and England – have ever won the Women’s ODI World Cup. Is that kind of dominance bad for the tournament and are India ready to win their first World Cup?
John Bennett is joined by Stumped’s Charu Sharma and Firdose Moonda from ESPNcricinfo. They debate how much the competition needs a new winner and hear from South Africa’s Annerie Dercksen on how she got into cricket and about her hopes for the tournament.
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By BBC World ServiceOnly three countries – Australia, New Zealand and England – have ever won the Women’s ODI World Cup. Is that kind of dominance bad for the tournament and are India ready to win their first World Cup?
John Bennett is joined by Stumped’s Charu Sharma and Firdose Moonda from ESPNcricinfo. They debate how much the competition needs a new winner and hear from South Africa’s Annerie Dercksen on how she got into cricket and about her hopes for the tournament.