India ladies’s cricket group skipper Harmanpreet Kaur has been re-signed by the Melbourne Renegades for the eighth version of the Girls’s Massive Bash League (WBBL). This has been formally confirmed by the Renegades on Monday, July 4. Taking to their official Twitter deal with, the Melbourne-based franchise as soon as once more welcomed Kaur again to their squad.
Harmanpreet Kaur has been rewarded for her excellence within the final version the place she had a dream run each with the bat and ball. Kaur amassed 406 runs and completed because the main run-scorer. She additionally completed because the main wicket-taker with 15 scalps to her title and was deservingly adjudged the Participant of the Match.
She's baaaaackkkk ❤️
Probably the greatest on the earth and final season's Participant of the Match is returning to Melbourne! @RenegadesWBBL #WBBL08 pic.twitter.com/pvV7utyA6l
— Weber Girls's Massive Bash League (@WBBL) July 4, 2022
I’m excited to be coming again to the Renegades: Harmanpreet Kaur
“I’m excited to be coming again to the Renegades. I actually loved being a part of the group atmosphere final season and really feel like that helped me produce a few of my greatest cricket. Personally, I simply wished to play my position for the group and it was pleasing to have the ability to try this”, stated Harmanpreet Kaur as quoted by the Melbourne Renegades on their official web site.
“We supported one another as a group final yr and had been in a position to get some good outcomes, however we nonetheless have loads of room to enhance. Hopefully, we will try this, make the finals once more and put ourselves ready to compete for the title,” she added.
Coming again to her worldwide profession within the shortest format, Harmanpreet Kaur has amassed 2,411 runs within the 124 appearances that she has made to this point together with a century and 6 half-centuries. She additionally has 31 scalps to her title. Kaur is a really completed T20I batter. Actually, she grew to become the primary girl for India to attain a century in a Girls’s T20I in November 2018. In October 2019, the power-hitter grew to become the primary cricketer for India, male or feminine, to finish 100 T20Is.
Below the 33-year-old’s management, the Indian eves made the finals of the Girls’s T20 World Cup 2020 in Australia.
Melbourne Renegades| Squad (to this point): Sophie Molineux (c), Josie Dooley, Ellie Falconer, Harmanpreet Kaur, Carly Leeson, Rhiann O’Donnell, Tayla Vlaeminck, Georgia Wareham, Courtney Webb
