Indian
bowlers,
however,
were
impactful
on
the
day
as
they
ran
over
the
Australian
top-order
before
tailenders
Georgia
Wareham
(32)
and
Jess
Jonassen
(22)
took
Australia
to
a
fighting
129/8
in
20
overs.
In
response,
India
women’s
batting
order
were
all
out
for
85
in
just
15
overs
as
the
Women
in
Blue
batting
disappointed
in
second
game
on
the
trot.
They
had
suffered
a
similar
collapse
in
the
Tri-Series
final
last
week
against
South
Africa.
Pacer
Darcie
Brown
(4/17)
was
the
wrecker-in-chief
as
she
cleaned
up
the
Indian
top
order,
taking
the
vital
scalps
of
Shafali
Verma
(2),
Smriti
Mandhana
(0)
and
Richa
Ghosh
(5).
With
inputs
from
PTI
The
woeful
run
of
Jemimah
Rodrigues,
who
opened
the
innings
alongside
Shafali,
continued
as
she
was
out
on
nought
while
skipper
Harmanpreet
Kaur
did
not
bat.
Harleen
Doel
(12)
showed
some
intent,
hitting
two
fours
before
succumbing
to
a
run
out
while
Deepti
Sharma
was
the
top
scorer
as
the
all-rounder
remained
unbeaten
on
19.
She
could
have
taken
India
over
the
line
had
someone
stayed
with
her
till
the
end.
Earlier,
veteran
pacer
Shikha
Pandey
(2/9)
struck
in
her
first
two
overs
to
send
Australia
skipper
Meg
Lanning
(0)
and
Tahlia
McGrath
(2)
packing.
A
run
out
by
Radha
Yadav
spelt
the
end
of
Ellyse
Perry
(1)
as
Australia
were
reeling
at
10
for
3.
Ash
Gardner
(22)
and
Beth
Mooney
(28)
provided
some
resistance
but
Pooja
Vastrakar
(2/16)
and
Radha
Yadav
(2/22)
ran
through
the
middle
order.
Renuka
Singh,
who
had
an
off
day,
was
the
most
expensive
bowler
for
India,
giving
away
39
runs
in
three
overs.
But
the
Indians
couldn’t
break
the
partnership
between
Wareham
and
Jonassen
who
shared
five
fours
and
three
sixes
between
them.
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