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Assessing Harmanpreet Kaur’s legacy & could ECB help women’s Test cricket return to the Caribbean?
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In this week's episode of the Wisden Women's Cricket Weekly podcast, Katya and Lauren review Australia's clean sweep in their ODI series against Bangladesh.
Katya is then joined by Cricket West Indies CEO Chris Dehring to discuss the proposed plan for the ECB to fund a women's Test next year ahead of the Ashes.
Finally, Katya speaks with Indian cricket correspondent Annesha Ghosh to assess the lasting impact of Harmanpreet Kaur not just in Indian cricket, but on the women's game in general.
0:00 Intro
0:55 Metro Bank
2:53 Australia vs Bangladesh
16:42 Chris Dehring preamble
25:20: Chris Dehring
49:31 Lauren on Harmanpreet Kaur
56:30 Annesha Ghosh on Harmanpreet's legacy
1:16:50 Metro Bank outro
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