Australian cricket icon Ellyse Perry has expressed strong support for the inaugural ICC Women's Champions Trophy, viewing it as a significant advancement for the sport. The T20I tournament, set to feature six teams starting in February, is anticipated to provide a major platform for female cricketers globally.
Perry specifically lauded Indian players Smriti Mandhana and Harmanpreet Kaur. She highlighted Mandhana's exceptional skills and mental fortitude, while commending Kaur for her resilience and competitive spirit. Reflecting on her own extensive career, Perry emphasized that continuous experience consistently offers new learning opportunities and avenues for personal improvement.
Ellyse Perry Backs New Women's Champions Trophy, Praises Indian Stars
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