The Indian Women’s Cricket Team will enter the last stage of its World Cup accumulation with a tactical training school in Visakhapatnam, beginning August 25. The week-long camp, moved from Bengaluru due to logistical obstacles, will concentrate on ability improvement, conditioning, and match simulations.
Why Visakhapatnam?
The ACA-VDCA Stadium was picked tactically, as India will play 2 essential World Cup components there, versus South Africa on October 9 and Australia on October 12. Remarkably, just 3 gamers in the present team, Harmanpreet Kaur, Smriti Mandhana, and Sneh Rana, have actually dipped into this location in the past, making the camp essential for group familiarisation.
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Camp Schedule and Intra-Squad Games
All 15 members of the primary team, together with reserves and India A gamers, will belong to the camp. The program consists of extreme training sessions and 2 intra-squad day-night matches, enabling gamers to adjust to conditions under lights. The camp will conclude ahead of India’s three-match ODI series versus Australia starting September 16 in New Chandigarh.
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Part of a Larger Build-Up
This is the 2nd significant preparation stage for the group after their 10-day conditioning camp at the BCCI’s Centre of Excellence in Bengaluru, where focus was on physical fitness, fielding, and match preparedness. Post-Visakhapatnam, the group will play World Cup warm-ups versus England on September 25 and New Zealand on September 27 in Bengaluru.
Roadway to the World Cup
India starts its World Cup project versus Sri Lanka in Guwahati on September 30. The competition will run till November 2, co-hosted by India and Sri Lanka, with matches arranged in Navi Mumbai, Guwahati, Visakhapatnam, and Indore. With a well balanced mix of knowledgeable leaders like Harmanpreet Kaur and Smriti Mandhana along with emerging skills, India will be hoping the Visakhapatnam camp sets the tone for a strong World Cup project in the house.