Women’s Cricket World Cup | India handed 62-run loss by hosts New Zealand
The Hindu
Harmanpreet Kaur (71) was the lone warrior for India with the bat.
Pooja Vastrakar and Harmanpreet Kaur's fiesty performances were overshadowed by the batters' insipid display as India succumbed to 62-run loss to New Zealand in the ICC women's World Cup in Hamilton on Thursday.
Vastrakar's 4/34 helped India restrict New Zealand to 260 for 9 after skipper Mithali Raj opted to field.
However, India was unable to stitch a much-needed partnership as the batters crumbled under the pressure of an ever-increasing run-rate to be bowled out for 198.
Kaur (71) was the lone warrior for India with the bat.
Earlier, spinners Rajeshwari Gayakwad (2/46) and Deepti Sharma (1/52) claimed three wickets between them while veteran pacer Jhulan Goswami (1/41), who became the joint highest wicket-taker in women's World Cups, accounted for one batter.
For New Zealand, Amy Satterthwaite (75) and Amelia Kerr (50) scored half-centuries.
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