birmingham australia allrounder tahlia mcgrath has identified archrivals england as a huge threat in their commonwealth games campaign but says india too will be a challenge in the opener at edgbaston on fridaytahlia only made her t20 international debut in october last year but will be vital if australia are to win gold she smashed 91 not out from 49 balls during the womens ashes in january and currently averages 247 in the t20 formattwenty20 is a format that can go either way so its going to be a really hard tournament and india first up is going to be a real challenge but were feeling good tahlia said on the eve of the gameaustralia the undisputed leaders in womens cricket are the reigning world champions in t20 and odi cricket womens cricket is making its debut at the commonwealth gamestahlia said nothing but a gold will do for australia in birminghamwe play at that level now every game you play you want to win and every tournament you want to win tahlia saidwe certainly have that hunger and that desire and its the first time womens cricket is in the commonwealth games so everyone wants it that bit morethe 26yearold picked england as high on the watchlistweve been keeping an eye on them theyve got some really exciting young talent coming through and theyve been performing really well theyre a huge threat in this tournamenton her rapid growth as a player she said if you go back three years i had a bit of work to do in that format ive worked pretty hard at my game trying to increase my strike rate trying to create a few more deliveries with the ballthe eight teams have been living in a hotel converted into a games villageweve been down to the main village taking everything in she saidweve been getting into swapping badges with other noncricketing nations every tournament we do is just cricket cricket cricket so this is something different and were really enjoying it