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Women's T2O WC: Containing Athapaththu Crucial To Overcome SL For Keeping SF Hope Alive, Feels Shafali
After losing their tournament opener against New Zealand by 58 runs, India bounced back strong, with a 6-wicket win over Pakistan. Women in Blue are next facing Sri Lanka on October 9 and Australia on October 13, with both games being crucial to India’s chances of making it to the semi-finals
Ahead of the crucial games, Shafali, Smriti Mandhana, and Renuka Singh reflected on the upcoming encounters, providing insights into the challenges of facing formidable opponents like Sri Lanka, led by the dangerous Athapaththu, and six-time champions Australia.
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- 06 Feb 2021 04:31