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Women’s T20 WC: Just Believe In The Process Which Has Worked So Far, Says Aavishkar Salvi
India, the pre-tournament favourites, didn’t have a great start to their campaign as they slumped to a heavy 58-run loss to New Zealand at the Dubai International Stadium on Friday.
With their Net Run Rate (NRR) standing at -2.99, India need big victories in their remaining three Group A matches, starting from the clash against Pakistan on Sunday afternoon to have a chance at entering the semifinals.
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- 06 Feb 2021 04:31