“We just come in, we’ll see the wicket, we’ll see how the conditions are and how cricket we really want to play. But we’ve all spoken a lot about how we really want to be playing the aggressive brand of cricket, and that’s something which we’ll all look to do.
On top of Hayden’s best batting advice, Mandhana and India will utilise their ever-increasing big game experience.
“I feel that with the WPL, I feel the girls are also very well prepped in terms of taking the high-pressure games a little better than what we could before,” Mandhana continued.
“So hopefully we can take all of those experiences and memories and play the best we can tomorrow. We all have to really go out, play the ball, and not anything else. Not the situation, not anything else.