Aus. vs Ind. women’s ODI: India loses nerve to concede second game and series to Australia
The Hindu
Australia thus took a 2-0 lead in the three-match WODI series and India’s fragile bowling attack will now come under the scanner.
India and their premier bowler Jhulan Goswami failed to keep their nerves in a dramatic final over as Beth Mooney’s brilliant unbeaten hundred ensured a five-wicket win for Australia — their 26th on the trot — in the second women’s ODI here on Friday.
Australia thus took a 2-0 lead in the three-match WODI series and India’s fragile bowling attack will now come under the scanner.
It was a match that was in India’s pocket till the 25th over of the Australian innings but Mooney, with an unbeaten 125, stunned the visitors in the third highest chase of all-time in women’s cricket by knocking off a target of 275.
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