India-A women’s team registered a stunning victory in the first ODI. (Photo-chris hyde/getty images)
On the basis of the brilliant performance of Yastika Bhatia and Radha Yadav, Team India defeated Australia by three wickets in the first ODI to take an lead in the three -match series. After a crushing defeat in the T20I series, the India-A women’s team made a great comeback in the ODI series and Elisa Hely-The Australian team adorned with Tahalia McGra was dusted with 48 balls remaining. In the entire match, the players of Team India dominated the hosts and did not give them any chance to return in this match. With this, the Indian team has returned to the victory after three defeats.
Team India broke the process of defeat
After a crushing defeat in the three-match T20I series, the India-A women’s team made a tremendous comeback in the ODI series and won the first match. Along with this, the team also broke the process of defeat in Australia. Batting first in this match played in Brisbane, the Australian-A women’s team was reduced to only 214 runs in 47.5 overs. In response, Team India achieved the target of winning by losing seven wickets with 48 balls remaining.
Australian team could not play the entire over
After winning the toss, the Australian team, who came out to bat first, could not even play their entire over and only scored 214 runs. Anic Lyaroid scored the highest 92 runs from the team. Apart from this, Rachel Trainingman scored an innings of 51 runs. Apart from this, no batsman could stand at the crease. Senior team star players Alyssa Heli and Tahlia Macgra could not do anything special in this match. Radha Yadav took the highest three wickets for India. Minnu Mani and Titas Sadhu got two wickets each.
Yastika Bhatia batted brilliantly
Chasing a target of 215 runs from the Indian team Yastika bhatia Has played a brilliant half -century innings. He scored 59 runs. During this, he hit 7 fours. Yastika added 77 runs in 10.4 overs for the first wicket with Shefali Verma. Shefali scored 36 runs in 31 balls with the help of five fours. After this, Dhara Gujjar shared 63 runs for the second wicket with Yastika. Dhara scored 31 runs. Apart from this, Raghavi Bisht scored an unbeaten 25 runs. For Australia, Lucy Hamilton and Ella Heward achieved two each.
