India skipper Harmanpreet Kaur has batted for a focuses framework in multi-design series, for example, the impending one against South Africa, which incorporates three ODIs, one Test, and three T20Is. As of now, the Ladies' Remains has a multi-design focuses framework being used, with four focuses granted for dominating the Test game, two focuses for a draw, and two focuses for winning a restricted overs match. The framework was first presented in 2013 and has functioned admirably to keep each organization important. "I believe it's absolutely a BCCI or an ICC thing [to decide] yet as a player, in the event that these things are there, we are more into the game, you know, and we are more siphoned up," Harmanpreet expressed in front of the principal ODI against South Africa in Bengaluru. "Assuming the focuses framework is there, it will more test." This series likewise welcomes back the emphasis on ODIs, the organization which will see India have a World Cup at home one year from now. To make things abundantly clear, India have just played in six ODIs since September 2022, not at all in light of the fact that the emphasis was on the 2023 version of the T20 World Cup, and furthermore the 2024 one which will be held not long from now. However, with the one-day World Cup additionally coming up, the 50-overs game will be back in significance. On the test of changing their concentration to 100 overs of cricket, Harmanpreet said, "We accept it as an open door. These days we are playing more T20 games however ODIs are a that thing as a player, you have additional opportunity to get to yourself and, surprisingly, the circumstances. It's really great for us that we are getting more matches to communicate our thoughts. "It's great as far as we're concerned that we are getting additional time in the center and getting to play every one of the three organizations." Harmanpreet affirmed that Pooja Vastrakar and Jemimah Rodrigues are good for choice, and that Richa Ghosh will keep without any Yastika Bhatia, who thusly is out harmed. The India skipper likewise invited back any semblance of Priya Punia and Arundhati Reddy to the public overlap. "My message to them is exceptionally clear. Despite the fact that they were not in the side, they were entertainers in homegrown cricket. We noticed the manner in which they have been performing for the beyond 2-3 years and we gave them sufficient opportunity to substantiate themselves once more and prepare for worldwide games. We are extremely blissful the manner in which Arundhati played in WPL in the last two seasons, Priya likewise performed well in homegrown cricket particularly in the ODI organization and she's somebody who's been scoring for quite a while. "Collectively, it's perfect to have them back. They are incredible players and the group is very adjusted. Truly cheerful and presently anticipating it. I want to believe that they will really do well in worldwide cricket moreover." SA commander guarantees positive brand of cricket Laura Wolvaardt, the South African chief, has said that the hitters of her group will lick their licks at the possibility of playing at the M Chinnaswamy Arena in Bengaluru in the three-match ODI series, set to start on Sunday, and proposed that they will be hoping to play a forceful brand of cricket. "In the WPL (Ladies' Chief Association) a great deal of the games here were very high-scoring," Wolvaardt said on Saturday. "Our players will lick their lips to get onto that surface tomorrow. It's just about being overall quite sure, and playing a daring, forceful brand of cricket. "One way or the other, regardless of what direction the throw heads, we've found in the WPL that the Indian young ladies are playing an extremely sure brand of cricket. So we must attempt to match that." South Africa have won 12 out of the 28 ODIs they have played against India, with the remainder of the two experiences coming over a long time back in New Zealand, where South Africa got an emotional three-wicket win off the last ball. Notwithstanding, South Africa's structure lately hasn't been perfect. Tormented with wounds, a large number of retirements and detached structure, South Africa were cleanswept by Pakistan in the T20I series toward the end of last year before they secured the ODI series 2-1. It was trailed by a visit to Australia where they lost both the ODI and T20I series by 2-1 edge. Afterward, they lost the T20I series 2-1 to Sri Lanka at home prior to finishing the ODI series 1-1. In any case, in the last two rounds of the series, Wolvaardt stroked years and years following which she hasn't had a ton of game time. "I had somewhat of a break. I was somewhat disturbed when the season finished after that since I needed to continue onward subsequent to having at last discovered some structure. However, it's very surprising circumstances. Those were all back in South Africa. (The point is) just to totally begin again having had a touch of time at home too to reset. I'm energized for the game." Heading into the three-match series, South Africa have 23 focuses in 18 games and are put third on the ICC Ladies' Title table. Wolvaardt is sure that her group has arranged well for the India series and will actually want to set up areas of strength for a. "We're certain. We've done a ton of planning and a ton of difficult work coming into this. So that is somewhat the very thing we want to back. We want to back the work that we've done and trust that it's sufficient. Its an obvious fact that India is a great side right now however I really do accept that we have an exceptionally gifted side too. Ideally, we're ready to track down that consistency inside the series," she said.