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Nasser Hussain tips Mumbai's Jemimah Rodrigues to be a future cricket star

Updated on: 19 April,2018 04:27 PM IST  |  Mumbai
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The 17-year-old Mumbai all-rounder Jemimah, the second-youngest women's T20I half-centurion, and the youngest from her country, was part of India's double-series wins in South Africa

Nasser Hussain tips Mumbai's Jemimah Rodrigues to be a future cricket star

Nasser Hussain
Nasser Hussain


Former England cricket captain Nasser Hussain has tipped talented Jemimah Rodrigues to be a star for the Indian women's cricket team. The 17-year-old Mumbai all-rounder Jemimah, the second-youngest women's T20I half-centurion, and the youngest from her country, was part of India's double-series wins in South Africa.


She is also the youngest centrally-contracted players with the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI). "Remember the name... Jemimah Rodrigues.. did some throw downs with her today .. she's going to be a star for India," Hussain, who played 96 Tests, wrote on Twitter, posting a picture with Jemimah.


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