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If the likes of Dean Elgar can take wickets in professional men's cricket, I'm sure some of the top tier women's spinners will be just fine.
The question is whether they'd get selected - spinners of Dean Elgar's quality who will bat 11 and be a liability in the field don't often get many games.
It's interesting to wonder if someone like 16-year old Shafali Verma could eventually face top tier men's bowling if she receives exposure to it and good training.
The question is whether they'd get selected - spinners of Dean Elgar's quality who will bat 11 and be a liability in the field don't often get many games.
It's interesting to wonder if someone like 16-year old Shafali Verma could eventually face top tier men's bowling if she receives exposure to it and good training.