India, the current champion of the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup, has set a new target for itself. Now the Indian team is eyeing to win its first Women’s T20 World Cup title, which will start from June 12 in England and Wales.

After winning their first T20 World Cup title at home last year, Team India will make its final preparations for the big tournament by playing a three-match T20 series with England. After the victory over the host team in the last white-ball series, the Indian players will take to the England field with full confidence.

However, England is a very familiar place for captain Harmanpreet Kaur. It was here that she made her debut for India in the Women’s T20 World Cup 2009. The Indian women’s team is full of confidence at this time. Harman admitted that a spectacular end to the upcoming tournament would be a dream come true for him.

At the pre-match press conference in Chelmsford on Wednesday, she said, “For any cricketer who has made his debut in England and then won the World Cup in England, it would be a dream come true. I think I can’t ask for anything more than this for myself and from God. Now I just need to keep myself in a positive frame of mind and keep doing the right things again and again, because consistency is the thing that always gives good results. It’s all just going out there and being yourself.” It’s about expressing yourself freely and enjoying every moment on the field.”

Kaur is the only member of the Indian team who has participated in all the editions of the Women’s T20 World Cup so far. Before her 10th tournament, Kaur has added a big achievement to her name. She is the first Indian captain to lift the Women’s Cricket World Cup trophy.

This spectacular victory is inspiring Kaur and her team for the upcoming tournament, which is expected to be one of the most tightly contested editions of the tournament so far.

The captain said, “I think winning the World Cup gave us a lot of confidence, that confidence will also help us in this T20 World Cup. When you win, you know what things you have done really well to win that World Cup. We know how to perform under pressure. So I think these things will give us confidence while playing in this T20 World Cup.”

India’s tournament journey, included in Group-1 along with Australia, South Africa, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Netherlands, will begin with a bilateral series against England on May 28. Next, the Indian team will face West Indies and England in warm-up matches respectively on June 8 and 10 before the tournament. In its first match of the T20 World Cup, India will face its arch-rival Pakistan on June 14 at Edgbaston.