DUBAI: 4 gamers from champion facet Australia featured within the 'Most Priceless Staff' of the just-concluded ICC Girls's World Cup whereas none from the Mithali Raj-led Indian facet made the reduce after their shock group exit.
Within the MVT launched by ICC on Monday, 4 Australians made the workforce, together with Participant of the Match Alyssa Healy, the wicketkeeper-cum-opening batter who slammed a report 170 from simply 138 balls within the ultimate in opposition to England on Sunday.

Australia skipper Meg Lanning was named captain, whereas her deputy Rachael Haynes and Beth Mooney had been additionally picked within the workforce.
Haynes ended the World Cup because the second-highest run-scorer on 497 after Healy (509), with 130 of these coming of their opening recreation in opposition to England.
Haynes was picked to bat at quantity 4 together with her standard opening associate Healy joined by South Africa's Laura Wolvaardt on the high.
The 22-year-old Wolvaardt smashed 5 half-centuries because the Proteas reached the semi-finals, and is one among three South Africans chosen with the others being Marizanne Kapp and Shabnim Ismail.
Two gamers from the runners-up England facet -- Sophie Ecclestone and Nat Sciver -- and one every from the West Indies -- Hayley Matthews -- and Bangladesh -- Salma Khatun -- full the XI.
Bangladesh off-spinner Khatun had completed with 10 wickets from seven matches at a median of twenty-two.40.
Charlie Dean was named the 12the participant of the workforce.
Runners-up within the 2017 version, India didn't impress within the World Cup which resulted in New Zealand on Sunday and had been knocked out after their three-wicket loss to South Africa of their concluding group league match.
Australia defeated England by 71 runs within the summit conflict to win their record-extending seventh World Cup title at Hagley Oval, Christchurch on Sunday.
Most Priceless Staff: Meg Lanning (c), Alyssa Healy (wk), Rachael Haynes, Beth Mooney (all Australia); Laura Wolvaardt, Marizanne Kapp, Shabnim Ismail (all South Africa); Sophie Ecclestone, Nat Sciver (each England), Hayley Matthews (West Indies), Salma Khatun (Bangladesh).
twelfth participant: Charlie Dean (England).