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INDW V AUSW: They Are A Strong Side Without Meg Lanning, Says Harmanpreet Ahead Of Series Opener
Lanning, Haynes and Mott, who has since moved to England as Head Coach of their men's white-ball team, were part of the Australia team when it played India in a one-off Test two years back Down Under. That match, a day/night pink-ball game played at the Carrara Oval, ended in a draw.
Harmanpreet said Australia were still well-balanced and still the best team in the World and India can't take them lightly.
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