India’s star opener Smriti Mandana Her woman T20I Century has been called a “special” moment, it is naturally not to accept the format, but vows to work on her power-touching game.Standing as captain for the injured Harmanpreet KaurThe slowdown led the front with a sublime 112 in the inauguration 112 in the initial T20I against England at Trent Bridge. His century, which helped India in the 97 -run win, had already marked him in the format, who had already achieved milestones in both tests and ODIs.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!“This is a good feeling because this format is something where as a batsman, I need to push and improve,” Mandana said after the game. “This is not a very natural format for me. I like the ball time, don’t hit it hardly. It has always been a task in progress – and still is.”

The recession expressed satisfaction by seeing his power-touching training on off. “It is very special to get a hundred in this format. I am doing a lot of work on my power game and liked it.”He also supported fellow opener Shafali Verma, who managed a scratch 20 off 22 balls. “I have seen Shafli in a brilliant trap in the last one week. It only needs to move the veins. A big knock is not far away.”

Mandal was informed about his captaincy duties two hours before the match, but said that Bhumika did not change his mindset. “With the bat in the hand, no matter whether you are a captain or not. You have to distribute to the team, and I am happy that I can do it today.”Above 1-0 of India, the series continues with the second T20I in the series Hov, where Mandina will look at her speed forward.