Meet Harmanpreet Kaur, the captain of Indian women cricket team eyeing WT20 trophy

• Kaur scored 171 in 115 balls in 2017 at a one-day World Cup in England without losing her and wicket against Australia.
  
• Three years on, Kaur wants to script history by winning the women's T20 world cup.
  
• Her team is growing "day by day" and are in a positive state of mind ahead of the series which starts this week.
  

In July 2017, all eyes were on the Indian cricket team playing the World Cup final at Lord’s in London, England. That’s not because of Jaspreet Bumrah or Rohit Sharma, but to watch 28-year-old Harmanpreet Kaur bat. Though India lost the match, Kaur changed the game for women forever.

Three years on, Kaur wants to script history by winning the women's T20 world cup. Her team is growing "day by day" and are in a positive state of mind ahead of the series which starts this week.