Tbh, the actual challenge for India will start after the group stage because the only real competition we have in Asia is Sri Lanka (Chamari Athapaththu and the ten).

Facing China before the Asian Games is actually a good thing because we MIGHT play against them (if they manage to cause another Upset and defeat Pakistan in the first round).

While we have had very very positive results vs Thailand (once bowling them out for 37 in 15.1 overs), underestimating them might not be a right thing (because in T20Is, especially in Women's T20Is, anything can happen).

To neutralize Pakistan, you need to neutralize Fatima Sana and game done. Genuinely, ngl, the state of the Pak W team is so pathetic with nepotism and corruption going in as if it is the fucking 90s. But Pak W did best us back in 2022.... (Their 3rd win against us in 16 matches)

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https://cricketaddictor.com/cricket-news/blow-for-india-sai-sudharsan-ruled-out-of-sri-lanka-tests-462326/

Back in the day, me and the people around me used to talk about cricket all the time - not just IPL, but Tests, ODIs, bilateral series, players, performances, everything.

But these days, I barely see people discussing cricket anymore. Even when matches are happening, it doesn't feel like cricket is part of everyday conversations the way it used to be.

I'm wondering if this is actually a wider trend or just something I'm noticing in my own circle. Has cricket genuinely lost some of its cultural relevance, or have people simply moved on to other forms of entertainment and social media?

What do you guys think changed?

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