Karishma Ramharack collected a pair of wickets during the West Indies’ impressive five-wicket triumph over Sri Lanka in Bristol most recently and the experienced spinner believes her side is well placed to claim a second T20 World Cup title.
“There is a small chat around the changing room, it’s 10 years later and superstitiously, there is not better place to do it than Lord’s, the home of cricket. We’re looking forward to putting on a show,” Ramharack noted.
“It’s coming from not just Hayley Matthews, Deandra Dottin, Stafanie Taylor, players are putting their hands up. We are not expecting to go down without a fight, that is really important for us as a team.
“This is a tournament that we show up in, we’ve done it previously. Three out of three, I’m sure a lot of people wouldn’t have thought we would be here today but the fact we are finding a way is really important for us.
“There is a bond that we are creating through winning.”
