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It’s Not That Smriti Won't Score Another Ton: Anjum Chopra On India Opener’s Form At WWC
Anjum how Mandhana must rise to the occasion and do well in the forthcoming matches to strengthen India’s chances in the mega spectacle.
Speaking on JioHostar, Anjum said that the left-hander will enjoy batting against the Proteas women, given how she enjoys hitting through the line. The veteran also stated that the Indian vice-captain must understand the leadership responsibilities placed upon her and ‘fine-tune’ her mindset.
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