Edulji, Rangaswamy back 4-day women’s Test
Updated On: 05 October, 2021 09:13 AM IST | New Delhi | PTI
India, who played their first long format game against Australia in 15 years, had also drawn their last Test against England in June. That was their first red-ball game in seven years.
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Diana Edulji and Rangaswamy
Australia head coach Matthew Mott has reiterated his call for five-day Test in women’s cricket, but former India captains Diana Edulji and Shantha Rangaswamy are among the ones who prefer status quo and instead want resumption of red-ball cricket in domestic cricket.
Mott and England captain Heather Knight suggested the need for making women’s Test matches a five-day affair from four after the pink-ball game between India and Australia ended in a draw. Close to 100 overs were lost in the game due to rain on the first two days. “It’s the five days for me,” said Mott after the drawn Test.
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