S Sudarshanan

Iyer, who suffered back spasms earlier this week, was the busiest of five players that turned up for training

"Rhythm has become aggressive, approach is nice, maybe my hand used to fall over but that is well in control," he talks of his technical adjustments

The India opener took part in every training session leading up to the Super Four game against Pakistan, and batted long hours

He moved his feet well and timed punches and half-drives to perfection, but did not undertake any wicketkeeping drills

A contingent of around 200 Nepal fans made the largely empty stadium feel like a full house

India's top four prepare to face Pakistan's pace pack in their Asia Cup opener in Pallekele

The 17-year-old UAE international is set to make her England debut after a stellar summer

Afghanistan's spinners did well to restrict Pakistan to 201, but the team had no answers in the chase, crumbling inside 20 overs

Hetmyer's fighting fifty led West Indies to 178, but it was nowhere near enough as India waltzed home with three overs remaining

Javeria Khan, Sadia Iqbal, Tuba Hassan, Aiman Anwer and Sidra Nawaz left out; Anosha Nasir and Shawaal Zulfiqar get maiden call-ups

The batting faltered, the fast bowlers were not tried enough, and while Harmanpreet was impressive, Mandhana's low returns hampered India

Mandhana, Deol fifties not enough as Bangladesh force a collapse after Fargana's 107 set up their total

The game was reduced to 44 overs per side owing to a two-hour rain delay and India fell short by 40 runs

Fast bowler Titas Sadhu and allrounder Kanika Ahuja earned maiden call-ups

India lose 6 for 11 before the hosts keep their head in chase and deny the visitors a clean sweep

The England allrounder picks her food MVPs, featuring pizzas, chocolate, and Weet Bix

The India batter looks back at her WPL experience, and talks about how she has been preparing for the upcoming busy season and the tour to Bangladesh

Here are three areas that the team will likely focus on during the three-match series starting July 9

At just 22, the India batter has played two World Cups, the Commonwealth Games, and won the inaugural WPL title, but she's just getting started

Theekshana nabbed 4 for 25 while Nissanka hit 101* as Zimbabwe were consigned to a nine-wicket loss