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Women’s WC: 'There Aren’t Too Many Weaknesses', Devine Lauds 'most In-form' Mandhana’s Work Ethic
Before the crucial contest between the Women in Blue and the White Ferns, Devine, all-rounder Suzie Bates, and star spinner Amelia Kerr shared their insights on the strengths of Indian players Smriti Mandhana and Harmanpreet Kaur. Meanwhile, the Indian vice-captain expressed her admiration for the Kiwi captain.
"Honestly, I have so much respect for Smriti and what she goes through daily—the fans and all the support she has. Her ability to remain calm and consistent is remarkable. Watching her at training and seeing how thorough she is with her preparation and batting gives me a new level of respect.
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