India women lose warm-up game to Australia
The Hindu
India lost the match by 36 runs in the first warm-up match ahead of the first ODI to be played on September 21
The Indian women’s team made a disappointing start to its tour of Australia, suffering a 36-run loss in a 50-over warm-up match here on Saturday.
Opener Rachael Haynes (65), Meg Lanning (59) and Beth Mooney (59) came good as Australia posted a challenging 278 for nine after batting first at the Ian Healy Oval. Poonam Yadav was the most successful Indian bowler with three for 28 in six overs.
In reply, India could only manage 242 for seven in its 50 overs with Pooja Vastrakar (57) emerging as the top-scorer.
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