Amy Jones
The wicketkeeper struck an unbeaten 23 off 13 to push England to what turned out to be a winning total in their final group fixture. She has four dismissals from as many games - the 3rd best of the tournament.
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IN-W vs EN-W Dream11 Tips And Hints: ICC T20 World Cup Semi-Final, Sydney
Dream11 Tips for the ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2020 semi-final match between India and Women in Sydney.
By Feroz Khan | Updated: March 4, 2020 10:52 AM IST
Shafali Verma (CAPTAIN)
The third highest run-getter of the tournament and someone who has gotten India to blazing starts in every match so far. The new No. 1 T20I batter is a must inclusion in your XI.
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Jemimah Rodrigues
She might not have set the stage alight but is a dependable performer, able to anchor innings and a gun fielder as well.
Danielle Wyatt
Might not be in the best of form but has a decent T20I record - 2 centuries and seven half-centuries. Can never count her out.
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Heather Knight
The English captain and second highest run-getter of the tournament with 193 runs including a century. Including her is a no-brainer.
Nat Sciver
With three half-centuries in four innings. Sciver is the in-form batter. She is the leading run-getter so far with 202 runs at 67.33.
Deepti Sharma
The allrounder can hit it big with the bat and keep a leash on the opponents with the ball. Has 83 runs from four innings - including two not outs apart from two wickets and an economy of 5.75.
Sarah Glenn
She has six wickets from four matches at 11.33 and an economy of 4.25.
Radha Yadav
The Indian spinners have been the talk of the tournament. Left-arm spinner Radha Yadav too returned to form, taking 4/23 in the last group match.
Shikha Pandey
While the spinners have taken the limelight, pacer Shikha Pandey has held her own, taking 7 wickets at 12 and economy of 5.30
Sophie Ecclestone (VICE CAPTAIN)
Through her splendid bowling in the ongoing tournament, Ecclestone has jumped to the top of the T20I rankings. She is the second highest wicket-taker with 9 scalps in four matches at 6.12 and an economy of 3.23.