New Delhi, Oct. 3 -- Few names in women's cricket carry as much weight as Belinda Clark's. A pioneer, record-holder and administrator, Clark has been a trailblazer but also witnessed the evolution of the game. As the ICC Women's ODI World Cup sees out its first week, she reflects on how the game has turbocharged in pace and popularity, settles the technique versus power debate and what excites her about the World Cup. Excerpts: The sheer volume of cricket played is the striking difference. This is a combination of international cricket and T20 club based cricket. The greater volume has turbocharged the development of the game, the players and the level of interest. Technique is a means to an end. It needs to adapt in order to be effective s...