Indian Cricket Influencer, Mithali Raj, visits Australia

Mithali Raj with Kangaroo

Mithali Raj with Kangaroo

11 December 2019

Mithali Raj, captain of the Indian women's national Test and One Day International cricket team, is visiting Australia this week ahead of the T20 World Cup women's and men's tournaments in 2020.

Mithali will be joined by three Indian media titles as she visits Western Australia, Victoria and New South Wales to experience the game and beyond.

They will also be experiencing some of Australia’s best food and drink, wildlife encounters, adventure tours and world-class sporting venues.

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