The Australian women’s team was sentenced to a fine of 10% of their match costs for having maintained a slowing pace in the second Odi against India in Maharaja Yadavindra Singh International Cricket Stadium, Mullanpur.
India is currently playing the Australian women’s national female cricket team in an ODI series of three games. The matches take place at Maharaja Yadavindra Singh International Cricket Stadium in Mullanpur, New Chandigarh, which marks its international debut in this series.
Australia began the series with a dominant victory in the first game; However, the 7 world champions faced a humiliating defeat in the second ODI against the host side. India is considering a solid preparatory series before the ODI Women’s World Cup of the ICC.
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Australia condemned to a fine for a slow pace
Australian women are currently engaged in a series against women in India and are preparing for the next ODI World Cup, which will be co-organized by India and Sri Lanka. The second in the series was played on September 17.
They were sentenced to a fine of 10% of the correspondence fees to maintain a slowdown in India in the second ODI. Australian women have been found guilty of having played two overtime of the target time after examining all the time available.
The Australian skipper Allyssa Healy pleaded guilty to the offensive and was reserved under article 2.22 of the CPI driving code for players and players’ support staff, according to which the players are sentenced to a fine of five percent of their match costs for each team that fails to play in the awarded time.
The icedar referees Vrinda Rathi and Janani Narayanan, the third referee Lauren Agenbag, and four Gayathi venugopalan referees leveled the charge.
Commander of Smriti Mandhana paved the way on the return of India
Australian women played first in the second match in the series; However, Indian strikers dominated with their performances, in particular the left -handed striker, Smriti Mandhana, who outlined the Australian players.
The striker has exceeded England Nat Sciver to take the higher position in the ICC ranking for ODI women’s strikers. Mandhana was the most promising striker in India because she marked an astonishing ton, forcing the Australian Champonnenes and the quieurs to reconsider their tactics.
India won the second ODI exhaustively 102 points. After the century of Mandhana, Indian quisons had a commendable outing because the Australians were overthrown for only 190 points. They leveled the 1-1 series with this victory. The last match in the series will be played at Stade Arun Jaitley in New Delhi.
India envisages its title ICC first ICC in the original World Cup
India envisages their first ICC title in female cricket. They were the finalists of the T20 World Cup as well as the CPI Women’s World Cup, but failed to win a major title in all these years. 2025 being a year of beginners through many world championships, Indian women even have the chance in their favor.
This time, they have the advantage of welcoming the enormous event and would be considered one of the most dominant teams under subcontinent conditions. Under the Harmanpreet Kaur skipper’s harbor master’s office, Indian women hope to put an end to their long -awaited drought in ICC tournaments.
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