India ‘A’ squad lifts the ACC Emerging Women’s Asia Cup

              The BCCI (Board of Control for Cricket in India) recently announced the India ‘A’ (Emerging) squad for the upcoming ACC Emerging Women’s Asia Cup 2023. The tournament will begin on June 12 in Hong Kong. India 'A' will play against the host Hong Kong at the Tin Kwong Road Recreation Ground on 13th June. In this tournament, eight teams are competing and they are divided into two groups.

The BCCI has selected all-rounder Shweta Sehrawat as the captain and will lead the 14-member Indian ‘A’ squad in the upcoming ACC Emerging Women’s Asia Cup. Soumya Tiwari will take on the role of vice-captaincy. India ‘A’ (Emerging) is a part of Group A that also features hosts Hong Kong, Thailand ‘A’ and Pakistan ‘A’, while Bangladesh ‘A’, Sri Lanka ‘A’, Malaysia and the United Arab Emirates are in Group B. The final match will be played on June 21. The schedule of ACC Emerging Women’s Asia Cup 2023 is as follows June 13 India ‘A’ vs Hong Kong, June 15 India ‘A’ vs Thailand ‘A’, and June 17 India ‘A’ vs Pakistan ‘A’.

The India ‘A’ (Emerging) Squad consists of the following talented players: Shweta Sehrawat (Captain), Soumya Tiwari (vice-captain), Uma Chetry (wicketkeeper), Trisha Gongadi, Muskan Malik, Mamatha Madiwala (wicketkeeper), Mannat Kashyap, Shreyanka Patil, Kanika Ahuja, Titas Sadhu, Parshavi Chopra, Yashasri S, Kashvee Gautam, B Anusha.

Nooshin Al Khadeer has been appointed as Head Coach of the Indian team. Her expertise and strategic acumen will play an important role in guiding the team's performance. Cricket fans are eagerly waiting for the kick-off ceremony and the games to begin. Let's wait and watch which team takes home the ACC Emerging Women's Asia Cup 2023.

India moved to the final after their semi-final against Sri Lanka was washed out without a ball being bowled. In a bizarre turn of events, India played only one game in the run-up to the final, against opener hosts Hong Kong, and won by nine wickets. The other three matches, including the semi-final against Sri Lanka, were washed out without a ball being bowled. Rain played spoilsport throughout the tournament, which led to eight games being washed out.

Team India’s victory in the Women’s Emerging Asia Cup final indicates their remarkable skills and team effort. The players displayed excellent talent with the bat and ball and defeated Bangladesh to secure the championship title.