23 October,2020 11:10 AM IST | Abu Dhabi | PTI
Mithali Raj
The Top-30 women cricketers from India arrived here on Thursday to take part in the Women's T20 Challenge, which is also popularly known as mini WIPL and scheduled to be held in Sharjah from November 4-9. Seasoned Indian players such as T20 skipper Harmanpreet Kaur, batswomen Smriti Mandhana and Jemimah Rodrigues had a nine-day quarantine in Mumbai where they had undergone multiple RT-PCR tests.
Just like their male counterparts, the women will also now undergo a six-day isolation before entering the bio-bubble. They will be tested on the first, third and fifth day before being allowed in the bio-secure environment created for them. "Let's hear it for our girls! Smiling face with sunglasses Sparkles. Hello UAE. The Supernovas, Trailblazers, Velocity have arrived. Thumbs up. CANNOT WAIT for WomensT20Challenge," IPL tweeted.
The three teams will be led by Mithali Raj, Mandhana and Harmanpreet.
The tournament will mark the beginning of the Indian women's cricket season with foreign stars like Deandra Dottin, Sophie Ecclestone, Danielle Wyatt, Chamari Atapattu also taking part in it.
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