Women’s T20 Challenge: Jemimah Rodrigues continued her rich vein of form on Thursday as she slammed a stunning half-century for the Trailblazers at the MCA Stadium in Pune. With the Trailblazers facing a must-win game, Rodrigues stepped up to put on a fine partnership with S Meghana putting her side on course for a huge total. Follow Women’s T20 challenge live updates on Insidesport.in
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Women’s T20 Challenge: Snubbed from WC squad, Jemimah Rodrigues gives selectors timely REMINDER, slams 50 in must-win game for Trailblazers – Watch Highlights
Jemimah Rodrigues, who was snubbed from the squad for the Women’s World Cup earlier this year, gave a timely reminder of her skills as she blasted a stunning half century in the third game of the Women’s T20 challenge. Walking in after the early dismissal of captain Smriti Mandhana, Rodrigues etched a fine partnership with newcomer Sabhineni Meghana to put the Trailblazers on top in what is a must win game.
The 21-year-old put on 113 stand with Meghana and en route scored a stunning half-century. Rodrigues eventually managee 66 off just 44 balls, slamming seven fours and a six at an impressive strike rate of 150. The Mumbai batter was in good touch in the build up to the Women’s T20 challenge, scoring heavily in the domestic T20I competition for Women.
Rodrigues will be keen to prove her point after he snub for the World Cup earlier this year, but performances like one on Thursday should all but seal her return to the side when India tour Sri Lanka and England later this year. The 21-year-old is also looked up as an important T20 player, with the Commonwealth Games and the T20 World cup on the horizon.
Women’s T20 Challenge: Snubbed from WC squad, Jemimah Rodrigues gives selectors timely REMINDER, slams 50 in must-win game for Trailblazers – Watch Highlights
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