Brisbane: Indian women’s team made a disappointing start to tour Australia because it suffered a loss of 36-run in a heating match of 50 over Saturday.
The opening of Rachael Haynes (65), Meg Lanning (59) and Beth Mooney (59) destroyed each of the five dozens when Australia posted 278 which was challenging for nine after hitting at Ian Healy Oval.
In return, India can only manage 242 for seven in their 50 overs with Pooja Vastrakar (57) appearing as the top scorer.
For Australia, Ellyse Perry’s Star All-Rounder (2/38) managed to return to recent tasks, along with Campbell Stella Quick 19 years (3/38), snapped on two names in the first 15 Overs for Leaving India rolled over 88 for four.
Perry produces disciplined performance, strict line bowling and valued with the opening goal of Smriti Mandhana (14) and Mithali Raj (1).
Campbell made his case for international debut when he got rid of Shafali Verma (27) and Richa Ghosh (11) earlier.
Rookie Yastia Bhatia India 21 years old (41) then gave a lot of resistance because she negotiated a series of short balls from Darcie Brown, 18, before being dismissed by Sophie Molineux left finger spinner (1/12).
With India slipped to six6 for six, Vastrakar and Deepti Sharma (49 did not come out) trying to hold recovery but the duo could not bring them across the line.
Previously, Jhulan Goswami (2/36) and Meghna Singh (0/35) looked impressive with a new ball.
Goswami provides the first blow, removing Alyssa Hialy (8) but Haynes and Lanning took Australia to pass 100 marks.
Vastraker runs out of Haynes to break the partnership and Perry (1) confused after he seemed unconscious that he had lost.
With two goals falling in fast succession, Australia slipped to 136 for four people.
After that, Ashleigh Gardner (24) was combined with Mooney for the Important FOTMTH-WICKET holder a good score on the board.
Both teams will meet in the opening of the ODI series on Tuesday.
Indian women lose 36 walk against Australia in a heating tie
