Women's T20 World Cup 2024 Video Highlights: New Zealand bring smashing victory against India
Women’s T20 World Cup 2024, India vs New Zealand: New Zealand Women outclassed India with a dominant all-round performance, securing a 58-run victory. Let's dive into the key moments of the match.
| October 5, 2024 at 10:39 AM
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India Women's campaign in the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2024 got off to a rocky start with a 58-run defeat against New Zealand Women in their Group A opener at Dubai. After New Zealand posted a strong 160/4 in their 20 overs, India struggled in the chase and were bowled out for 102 in 19 overs.
Sophie Devine's captain's knock guides New Zealand to 160/4
New Zealand skipper Sophie Devine anchored her team’s innings with a brilliant 57* off 36 balls, helping them post a competitive total. Her composed yet aggressive innings, laced with seven boundaries, came at a crucial time when the Indian bowlers looked to apply pressure. Devine’s leadership was evident in maintaining New Zealand’s momentum throughout their innings.
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Mair and Tahuhu tear through India's batting line-up
Rosemary Mair and Lea Tahuhu were the stars with the ball for New Zealand, tearing apart India’s batting line-up. Mair's devastating spell of 4/19 in her four overs and Tahuhu's tight 3/15 kept India under constant pressure, never allowing them to settle in the chase. Their disciplined bowling ensured that India’s hopes of a comeback were dashed early.
Renuka Singh’s effort stands out in India’s struggle
Despite India's struggles, Renuka Singh delivered a notable performance with the ball, picking up 2/27 in her four overs. Her dismissal of New Zealand’s key batter Amelia Kerr came after a controversial run-out decision, but Singh remained consistent, keeping India's slim chances alive. However, India’s batting collapse overshadowed her solid bowling effort.
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