The euphoria of thrashing arch-rivals Pakistan by 107 runs has lasted barely a few days for the Indian team in the ongoing Women’s World Cup in New Zealand.
After a disappointing batting performance saw them go down to New Zealand by 62 runs at Hamilton in their last game, India will be under pressure to get their campaign back on track when they face the West Indies at the same venue on Saturday. However, the task won’t be easy as the West Indies are flying high after winning their first two games — that too against formidable teams like New Zealand and England in exciting fashion.
On Thursday, after their bowlers came back superbly to restrict the Black Ferns to 260 for nine, India’s top four batters undid all their bowlers’ hard work by consuming too many balls and failing to convert their starts into something meaningful.
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