Women's T20 World Cup

Quick chat with Suleeporn Laomi: The Thailand World Cup Diaries, Day 13, Canberra

In this segment of the tour diary, we speak to Suleeporn Laomi, Thailand’s ace leg-spinner and one of the country’s most experienced players. Her four over spells against the West Indies (0/14) and England (0/26) went at only five an over, and she bowled a maiden against the former.

She speaks about how it feels to play in a World Cup, her bowling plans, her approach to fielding, and her outlook on Thailand’s opposition here in Australia.

Suleeporn Laomi at the team hotel in Canberra.

Nishadh Rego

Nishadh is a policy and advocacy professional with a keen interest in sport, migration, and politics. A passionate follower of emerging cricket, and ex-Thailand player, he also served as the media manager at the recent T20 World Cup as part of a partnership between Emerging Cricket and the Cricket Association of Thailand.

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