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Women WC: Skipper Devine 'happy With The Fight' NZ Showed In Loss To Australia
Cricket World Cup: New Zealand captain Sophie Devine chose to focus on the positives after her team’s loss to Australia in their ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup opener in Indore, praising the fight and resilience shown by her side in the face of adversity.
New Zealand suffered an 89-run loss to Australia. The White Ferns continued to fight back from tough situation, displaying a gritty resolve against the reigning champions. Devine stood tall in the face of adversity with a sensational century that gave New Zealand's tough chase some life in the second innings.
“I’ll just say come and feel my shirt, I think you’ll see how tough that was,” Devine said, reflecting on her superb century that gave New Zealand’s chase some life. “But I guess that’s the thing that I probably took strength from, is the work that the girls have done over the last six to 12 months. Read More...
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