India skipper Harmanpreet Kaur would be aiming to overcome her prolonged form slump and provide a much-needed boost to the team's batting.

It will be interesting to see if coach Ramesh Powar has a solution for Harmanpreet's lean patch.

India and England will play a one-off Test here from Wednesday, which will start the visitors' full-fledged tour of the UK, where they will also feature in ODI and T20 series.

Mandhana, the Indian T20 vice captain, is set to form a devastating opening partnership with England's Danni Wyatt at Southern Brave.

Harmanpreet has represented India in 104 ODIs (2,532 runs, with three centuries) and 114 T20 Internationals (2,186 runs, with one century).

The Indian women's cricket squad will be travelling along with the men's squad for their month-long tour of England. This Test will be India women's first in six years. 

Harmanpreet had tested positive and made it public on March 30. After more than two weeks, her RT-PCR report has come negative.

Kaur, who did not play in the T20 series against South Africa in Lucknow after injuring herself in the fifth ODI on March 17, got herself tested on Monday after developing mild fever.

Harmanpreet suffered a hip-flexor injury while batting in the fifth ODI against the same opponents on Wednesday.

The matches were due to take place on January 22 in Canberra, January 25 in Melbourne and January 28 in Hobart.

Harmanpreet indicated that her injury, sustained while fielding first, impacted her batting.

Defending 147, Supernovas restricted Trailblazers to 144 for five to enter their third successive final of the competition.

Harmanpreet also said that her team failed to capitalise during their innings in the last five overs, thus putting up a below par target.

Defending champions Supernovas, led by Harmanpreet, take on Mithali Raj's Velocity in the opening match in a repeat of last year's final, eyeing a third title on the trot.

The four-match tournament will have three teams -- defending champions Supernovas, last year's runners-up Velocity and Trailblazers -- competing against each other once before the summit clash on November 9. 

The Women's T20 Challenger games will take place during the playoffs of the IPL in the UAE.

During the course of her 115-ball innings, she scored an unbeaten 171 which included 20 boundaries and seven sixes.

Harmanpreet opened up on the controversy involving the axing of Mithali for the 2018 World T20 semifinal against England.

Kaur said it is more about fitness and not skills that separate them from Australia or England.

The occasion got the better of the Indian team once again as it lost the final by a whopping 85-run margin here on Sunday. Both Shantha and Diana took solace in the performance of 16-year-old opener Shafali Verma and the consistent showing from the bowlers while the star batters disappointed.