India’s opener Shafali Verma says the team needs to review its batting approach after a collapse against Thailand during the Women’s Asia Cup in Dubai. She made the remarks following India’s opening match win, where the side had started strongly with a 94-run victory.
Verma’s comments point to concerns about how India performs on turners. After the match against Thailand, she frames the issue as one of batting shortcomings that must be addressed through analysis and improvement. While India begins the tournament with a comfortable win, the collapse indicates inconsistencies under different pitch conditions.
Across reporting, the focus remains on Verma’s assessment that India cannot rely on early success alone and must adjust its batting unit’s strategy for spin and changing surface behavior. The outlet highlights the need to respond to the Thailand match by identifying what went wrong and how to improve going forward in the tournament.
