Richa Ghosh returns to India squad for Asian Games

Subsequent to being avoided with regards to the visit to Bangladesh, Richa Ghosh has gotten back to India's 15-part crew for the ladies' cricket rivalry at the nineteenth Asian Games. Quick bowler Titas Sadhu and allrounder Kanika Ahuja procured lady call-ups while experienced allrounder Pooja Vastrakar was named among the five stores. Left-arm spinner Rajeshwari Gayakwad, who was additionally dropped for the Bangladesh visit, was picked while uncapped wicketkeeper Uma Chetry was liked over Yastika Bhatia. Sadhu dazzled in India's successful mission at the Under-19 Ladies' T20 World Cup recently, where she took six wickets. She was likewise important for the Ladies' Arising Groups Asia Cup last month, hitting with the new ball in every one of India A's two games. Her capacity to move the ball and her exactness stuck out and she was important for Delhi Capitals in the Ladies' Chief Association (WPL). A physical issue to Renuka Singh supported during the WPL brought about her exclusion for the Bangladesh visit and allowed Sadhu her opportunity. Ahuja, then again, dazzled with her completing abilities for Illustrious Challengers Bangalore in the WPL. She scored 155 runs in six trips in the Senior Ladies' T20 Prize, the second-most for Punjab behind Amanjot Kaur, at a strike pace of 107.63. She likewise featured in the last of the Arising Groups Asia Cup with an unbeaten 30. Offspin allrounder Minnu Mani, who took five wickets during the T20Is against Bangladesh, kept her spot in the crew as did left-arm spinner B Anusha. Harleen Deol was consigned to the backups list while S Meghana, who didn't play a game, was left out by and large. Saika Ishaque, the Mumbai Indians left-arm spinner, as well as Chandigarh quick bowler Kashvee Gautam are additionally among the stores, aside from Sneh Rana. The ladies' cricket rivalry will be held from September 19 to 28 at Zhejiang College of Innovation Pingfeng Cricket Field.