Ind w vs sa W highlights: Pratika Raw created history, Indian women’s team Defeated Africa by 15 runs
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India women and women in South Africa One day highlights: In the women’s one -day tournament on Tuesday, India continued their shocking debut by defeating South Africa by 15 runs. Under the leadership of captain Harmanpreet Kaur, the Indian team batted first and scored 276 runs for six wickets. The backbone of this innings was Pratika Raw by 78 runs off 91 balls. He provided a strong base to the team with five fours and a six help. Smriti Mantra (36), Jemima Rodriguez (41), Harmanpreet Kaur (41), Harleen Deol (29) and Richa Ghosh (24) were also useful. Noon Kuligo Milapa took two wickets for South Africa.
Sne Rana’s Fire: Three wickets in the same over, the first five wickets hall
South Africa responded to a sharp start and pressed India through the alliance of Tajmin Prites (108 runs) and Captain Laura Walward (43). However, Spinner Sne Rana canceled the match with her magic bowling. Rana took five wickets for 43 runs in 10 overs, including three wickets for three runs in the 48th over. He returned to the British after completing five wickets for the first time, demanding Glo Trion (18), Annari Turksen (30) and Nadin Degalgarke (0). Dipti Sharma (1 wicket), Arundati Reddy (1 wicket) and Mr. Sharney (1 wicket) took significant wickets for South Africa for 261 runs with significant wickets.
Match Turning Point: Bryds retired
South African opener Tajmin Brights scored 108 off 105 balls, but he had to retire due to heat and cramps. After he returned to the pavilion, the Indian bowlers pressed the match and scored just 21 runs.
India’s next challenge
With this victory, India won the second consecutive win. The team is now ready to maintain its dominance in the series. The next match will be against Sri Lanka, where the Indian team wants to make the final path with another victory.
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