S. Meghana waits for a turning point in New Zealand

The confidence and consistency of domestic cricket helped S. Meghana return to the Indian women’s cricket team. She has been appointed as the first alternate player for the World Cup in New Zealand in March.

She was also included in the T20I team. “Now I am waiting to seize this opportunity.

“Frankly, it was a long wait, because the last time I played for India was in the six T20I games in 2016. However, since then, I have scored in the 2019 India-B Patna Four Corners Series. Three 50 points, confidence is back, and I started to hit the ball more steadily. “The 25-year-old Megana is playing with athletic star Before training with Captain Mithali Raj at Mangalagiri ACA Academy in Guntur.

“Recently in the Challenger Cup held in Murapado, my scores of 60, 102, 0 and 45 proved to be decisive, because the important thing is that I started to hit the ball consistently in major domestic cricket matches,” Zhongnan Said the railroad cricketer.

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“I don’t want to think too much. Wait for the opportunity and prove a point or two when I get them,” Megana said, thanking her Central Southern Railway coach RSR Murthy, V. Chamundeshwarnath, the former BCCI junior selection team chair here Provide the lawn wicket of Madhapur.

“I remember earlier that Purnima Rao (former Indian captain), coach of Andhra, insisted that I should train my shots more seriously because she felt that I could even hit long distance shots, which played a big role. Role,” she said.

“Also, there is Nooshin (Al Khadeer), who always provides valuable advice with Mithali and is very helpful Akka. They played an important role in me becoming more stable,” she said.

Meghana said that for those who fine-tuned the basics with her first coach Srinivas Reddy and Vijayawada’s ACA’s Srinivas Reddy and Krishna Rao, she made some subtle adjustments to her back lifts. “Now, it’s more like a mentality. No matter what the situation is, I am more active, more focused, and I have developed the ability to play according to my strengths,” she said.

Meghana admires Mithali for “watching her grow up” and legend Sachin Tendulkar, and believes that the trip to New Zealand is likely to be a turning point in her career.