Hove: India Skipper Harmanpreet Kaur praised his team’s usurers after winning a series against England at the T20 Women’s International here on Sunday.
Defending 148 which is simple, India is in a disturbing place but spinners are closed very well and supported by Founters to limit the host to eight.
“I will give credit to our bowler, their field placement is important, and the field is extraordinary,” said Haramanpreet who was happy at the post-match presentation ceremony.
“We always want to win, this bubble thing is not adaptable.
We have to give credit to our support staff, making us stay motivated.” HarmanPreet said each and every member of the party realized the role they had to play and it made his work easy.
“Great effort by our entire team, everyone knows what to do and I am very happy with the way we play.
We got a very good start, but for two-three overs we couldn’t run.
I have to go because we need 150 on The board, “he said.
The England captain Heather Knight the result was not what he wanted to see after dominating the contest.
“We are very good for the proportion of the game, the way we pull it back with extraordinary balls, showing character.
Proud of Bowler.
But at 106-2 we should not lose,” he said “as a group of batting we must be better, it is the goal A good, need to take our singles and don’t put pressure on a lower order.
Strong lines, but not cruel.
Must be better, shouldn’t lose it the game.
” Knight said they would do everything they could to claim the series.
The decider series will be played on Wednesday at Chelmsford.
“We could not lose the series but we were desperate to win it.
Credit to India, bring it to the last match, but we will look for a series in Chelmsford,” he said.
Deepti Sharma, who scored a crucial goal of unbeaten and also took a goal, was decided by players-of-the-match.
“When I and HarmanPreet hit, we talked about taking it.
As a bowling unit, the plan is for a ball bowl, and a bowl in partnership, reducing the limit,” he said.
Credit for our Bowler, Fielders: HarmanPreet Kaur after Indian victory
