Lisa Sthalekar on Indian Women’s team: Constant rotation of players is quite disruptive
The HinduThe last few days have been quite hectic for Lisa Sthalekar. The former Australia women’s cricket team captain has been busy training the UP Warriorz side in a pre-season camp in Bengaluru. Instead of going from one tournament to the next and a year in between and hoping that they’ve worked on things that the coaching staff would have discussed at the end of the first edition, it’s good to have that touch point and make sure that the core group of players are still moving towards the style of play and how UP Warriorz wants to play T20 cricket. Obviously, Jon hasn’t been involved in Indian domestic cricket and doesn’t know the other players outside of the team. So, I think it’s really important just to know where our players are, where some other players are, what’s the right balance moving forward.
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