Japanese Cricket Icon: Shizuka Miyaji - BBC World Service

Charu Sharma speaks to Japan's most capped player on the growth of the women's game.
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Charu Sharma, Nikesh Rughani and Brett Sprigg look back on the fourth Test between England and India. They discuss if Shubman Gill is the next Virat Kohli and look at the young stars of the side. Plus they are joined by Indian born journalist turned museum owner Shyam Bhatia. Shyam built a cricket museum at his house which included memorabilia from Sir Viv Richards, Suni Gavaskar, Sachin Tendulkar and Shane Warne. And Charu Sharma speaks to Shizuka Miyaji who is Japan's most capped international player.
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10:42 This is why I consider International Cricket more important than T20 Leagues. Representing your nation will clearly bring some national pride especially if you do well. Also this is why National teams should be made exclusively of Nationals & not foreigners who couldn't get selected for their actual country.

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