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Veteran spinner - Rangana Herath who captained Sri Lanka in four Tests in the 2016-17 season, is likely to lead in Galle Test which starts on 26th July.
Harmanpreet Kaur's mother said her daughter has worked hard to achieve what she has done today.
Sri Lanka host India for the first time in two years, when India won the Test series 2-1. The first match begins next Wednesday in Galle.
India defeated England by 35 runs in their opening match and the final will be a rematch to decide who lays their hands on the coveted World Cup trophy at Lord's.
Harmanpreet Kaur, who had previously faced more than 23 balls just once in the tournament, displayed one of the finest ever ODI knocks in women's cricket history as India cruised into the final.
This is only the second time that India have entered the summit clash of the ICC Women's World Cup event, they have lost to Australia in the final of the 2005 edition.
The milestone from 51 to 100 was reached in 26 balls while she raced to 150 from 101 in mere 17 balls. The sixes flew from her bat with monotonic regularity as the Aussie bowlers had no clue as to what hit them.
The BCB has already been seeking a new batting consultant, with former Australian first-class cricketer and coach Mark O'Neill being the front-runner.
For Shastri, it's the island nation is like a second home as he first came here nearly four decades back as gangly 18-year old with the junior team.
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