The poor performance of the Indian team in the Women's T20 World Cup has sparked discussions around the stability of senior batters and Harmanpreet Kaur’s captaincy. The Women in Blue didn’t utilize any opportunity in the tournament and were left shattered with their hopes of knockout qualification after a flop group exit and ended up third in Group A. Now, as the BCCI (Board of Control for Cricket in India) and selectors prepare to bring some new changes to the table, a critical decision about Harman’s future as Indian captain is at stake. India's heartbreaking 9-run loss to Australia in Sharjah on October 13 sent shockwaves through the cricket world, leaving their World Cup hopes hanging by a thread. With New Zealand’s commanding 54-run victory over Pakistan, India’s elimination was confirmed, leaving fans and players in disbelief. Harmanpreet Kaur, who had once led the team to the 2020 World Cup final, now finds her leadership under threat. Also Read: BCCI Extends WPL Player Retention Deadline to November 7 According to a report by the Indian Express, the BCCI is determined to decide on the team's captaincy changes. The report mentioned that the BCCI will meet with head coach Amol Muzumdar and the selection committee to discuss future strategies and whether Harmanpreet Kaur will remain as captain. The source said: “The BCCI will certainly discuss whether to have a new captain on board going ahead. The Indian board has provided everything which the team wanted and we feel it's high time a new face leads the team going ahead. Harmanpreet will continue to be an important member of the team but the BCCI feels it's time for transition.” Earlier, the former Indian women's cricket team captain Mithali Raj had voiced that Harmanpreet should not continue as the skipper after the team's flop show in the T20 World Cup 2024.