Jhulan joins Harmanpreet at toss in farewell game


PTI, Sep 24, 2022, 5:38 PM IST

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London: In a touching gesture, India captain Harmanpreet Kaur let Jhulan Goswami call the toss in her farewell game at Lord’s on Saturday.

Harmanpreet and Jhulan came for the toss together and stood alongside England captain Amy Jones.

The India skipper was also in tears during a team huddle before the game as the side bid an emotional farewell to India’s finest pacer. After the toss, Jhulan also spoke to host broadcaster Sky Sports.

Having already sealed the series, they’re first in England in 23 years, India would be aiming for a 3-0 series result and give a perfect send-off to Jhulan, who played international cricket for two decades.

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