Former Australian cricketer Lisa Sthalekar feels Team India should give young wicketkeeper-batter Richa Ghosh a longer run in the upcoming T20I series against Australia. The youngster has been in and out of the side, but has shown flashes of brilliance and the promise of becoming a world-class explosive batter.Sthalekar is also impressed with the addition of all-rounder Devika Vaidya to the Women in Blue squad. She feels that Vaidya can also feature in the XI as she can provide some crucial lower-order runs along with her leg spin.Previewing the T20I series on Cricbuzz, here's what Lisa Sthalekar had to say about Richa Ghosh:"I hope they give Richa Ghosh a fair amount of chances, now that she is back into the team. Along with Radha Yadav, I feel they can play Devika Vaidya as she bowls leg spin and can also bat."Cricbuzz@cricbuzz#Australia women hold a - advantage in T20Is over #TeamIndia women in #IndiaCan #HarmanpreetKaur & Co. beat the odds in the 5-match T20I seriesWatch @sthalekar93's preview, ahead of the 1st T20I #INDWvAUSW403#Australia women hold a 6️⃣-1️⃣ advantage in T20Is over #TeamIndia women in #IndiaCan #HarmanpreetKaur & Co. beat the odds in the 5-match T20I series❓Watch @sthalekar93's preview, ahead of the 1st T20I 👇#INDWvAUSW https://t.co/yqViX6cDXABowlers will need to park their egos to be successful: Lisa SthalekarLisa Sthalekar is familiar with the conditions in the two stadiums that will host the series — the DY Patil Stadium and the CCI (Brabourne). The former cricketer feels these are high-scoring grounds and that bowlers from both sides will need to work hard to be effective. On this, she stated:"One thing I know about these pitches is that it is a flat hard square and there are a lot of runs in the pitch. So the bowlers will have to bowl well and will need to park their egos to be successful in this series."Sthalekar also spoke about a couple of bowling options from the hosts that she is excited to have a look at. She said:"For India, Devika Vaidya is back in the team as she has scored quite a few runs in domestic cricket and can also bowl leg spin. I am excited to see left-arm pacer Anjali (Sarvani) from Railways. She can swing the ball into the right-handers and will definitely cause some problems to the Australian top order."The first T20I of the five-match series between the two teams will be played at the DY Patil Stadium at 7 pm IST on Friday, December 9.