India wicketkeeper-batter Richa Ghosh, one of the key performers in the ICC Women’s World Cup-winning campaign, credited her success in the tournament for the role clarity to accelerate in the death overs and ensure a strong finish for the side.

Richa, who came close to scoring her maiden international century during the tournament, said her approach was shaped around staying composed and rotating the strike.

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“Before the World Cup, I really focused on spending more time at the crease and building my innings. Whenever I got the chance to play, I concentrated on playing grounded shots and making sure I didn’t throw my wicket away. For me, it was all about keeping the scoreboard ticking with singles and holding up one end. That’s what I worked on the most,” Richa said on JioS

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