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Indian women’s team will have to improve fielding in second ODI against Australia

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Indian women’s team will have to improve fielding in second ODI against Australia

Mullanpur (Punjab): Due to poor fielding, if the Indian team, which has to return to a three -match series against Australia, will have to perform well in every department of the game in the second match to be held here on Wednesday due to poor fielding. The match will start at 1:30 pm Indian time.

The Indian team led by captain Harmanpreet Kaur performed well in batting. He scored a challenging score due to the half -centuries of Pritaka Rawal, charismatic opener Smriti Mandhana and Harine Deol, but the fielding of the Indian team was not good which caused his defeat.

The Indian team is preparing for the Women’s ODI World Cup starting at the end of this month where it will face a tough challenge from Australia. In such a situation, the mistake in any department will suffer a lot of loss.

In the first ODI, Indian players left four catches, taking advantage of which Australia managed to achieve the target of 281 runs. If India has to win in second ODI, then it will have to improve its fielding a lot.

On the other hand, seeing the way Australia is performing, he has made himself a strong contender to win the eighth World Cup. The team headed by Alyssa Heli will be committed to continue their victory campaign before the World Cup.

Domestic conditions and pitches are favorable to them, but still the Indian team stumbled and it can be blamed for their fielding, middle and lower order batting and spinners.

India is being considered as a contender for victory in the World Cup on the basis of its spin invasion, but in the first ODI, its spinner disappointed. India had taken four spinners in this match but only Sneh Rana could take wickets. Deepti Sharma, Mr. Charani and Radha Yadav could not take a single wicket.

Australian players are well aware of Indian conditions due to playing in the Women’s Premier League, which they are getting the benefit. Australia vice-captain Tahlia Macgra had rightly said that his players are quite lucky, which they get a chance to travel to India from time to time.

This defeat is a danger bell for India, as any Australian team around 300 can easily achieve, it has many T20s playing in T20 and ODI like T20 and ODIs like Heli, Beth Muni, Foey Lichfield, Ellis, and Annabel Sadherland.

If India wants to equalize the series, then its middle -order batsman Jemima Rodrigues, wicketkeeper batsman Richa Ghosh and Deepti Sharma will also have to play.

India’s squad: Harmanpreet Kaur (captain), Uma Chhetri, Harleen Deol, Richa Ghosh (wicketkeeper), Kranti Gaur, Smriti Mandhana, Pratika Rawal, Sneh Rana, Arundhati Reddy, Renuka Singh, Jemima Rodrigues, Sayali Satghare, Deepti Sharma, Mr. Charani, Radha Yadav.

Australia Squad: Alyssa Heli (captain and wicketkeeper), Tahlia McGrag, Darcy Brown, Nicole Faultum, Ashley Gardner, Kim Garth, Grace Harris, Alana King, Charlie Not, Fobe Lichfield, Sophie Molinux, Beth Muni, Alice Perry, Megan Shoot, Anabel Sadarland, Jeerland, Jeerland, Jeerland, Jeerland, Jeerland, Jeerland, Jeerland, Jeerland, Jeerland, Jeerland,

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