The only Indian on the ICC’s “Most Valuable Team” for the Women’s T20 World Cup is Richa Ghosh

Richa Ghosh, the wicket-keeper batter for India, was named to the Most Valuable Team of the Women’s T20 World Cup, which was unveiled on Monday in Cape Town thanks to her accomplishments throughout the team’s march to the semifinals. The middle-order batter and 19-year-old wicketkeeper finished the tournament with 136 runs despite a few subpar performances against Ireland in the group stages and Australia in the semi-finals thanks to three undefeated knocks: 31 against Pakistan, 44 against the West Indies, and 47 against England.

Four Australian players, who won the trophy for a record-breaking sixth time, are included in the starting lineup.

Four Australian players, who won the trophy for a record-breaking sixth time, are included in the starting lineup.

They are Megan Schutt (seven wickets at 15.00), Darcie Brown (seven wickets at 47.25), all-rounder Ashleigh Gardner (110 runs at 36.66), wicketkeeper-opener Alyssa Healy (189 runs at 47.25), and all-rounder Ashleigh Gardner (ten wickets at 12.50). (10 wickets at 12.50).

A group of experts, including former West Indies player and broadcaster Ian Bishop and former Australian women’s cricketer Melanie Jones, selected the side.

the following players made up the Most Valuable Team of the Women’s T20 World Cup (in batting order): Tazmin Brits (South Africa), 186 runs at 37.20; Alyssa Healy (Australia), 189 runs at 47.25 and four dismissals; Laura Wolvaardt (South Africa), 230 runs at 46.00; Nat Sciver-Brunt (England), 216 runs at 72.00; Ashleigh Gardner (Australia), 110 runs at 36