Gold Coast (Australia): Medium Indian-Pooja Vastrakar on Saturday said it was important to come with more intention on the last day of the pink ball test against Australia here and enforce follow-up.
Pooja, who took two goals including one of the big Lanning Meg (for 38) and Jhulan Goswami (2/27) limited Australia to 143 for 4 in the stump in response to a total of 377 for 8 stated.
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The host is still lagging behind in the first round and needs 85 more to avoid follow-up.
“If we have to win the match, we must come with more intention tomorrow and try and break the partnership and uphold follow-up,” he said to the interaction of virtual media at the end of the third day’s match.
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https://t.co/XCQV4RS2BI- BCCI WOMEN (@bcciwomen) 1633177377000 “This is not impossible.
We will try.
In two sessions we managed to get four goal Very important.
If the intention is there.
Anything can happen in the Cricket game, “Vastrakar, who finished the day with 2 for 31 further.
Vastrakar gets the opposition captain Meg Lanning, who is not lucky next to it because there is a large edge to the bearing.
About bowling to Lanning, he said, “I don’t focus on the mixture.
I just focus on my line and length.” The 22-year-old medium said it was a fun bowling experience with a pink ball under the lights.
“It is a pleasant bowling experience with a pink ball under the lights.
The pink ball doesn’t move as much as a red ball.
Moving at first, but as we get older, not as much bowling under the lights,” he added.
About pitch, Vastrakar said it matches the pacers a little more than spinners, adding “spinners trying to stay tight but the Pacers go for the goal.” Also, he said it was important to continue the good work started by Jhulan and Meghna.
“My job is sticking to the right line and the right length and I get the results …” he added.
Alyssa Hialy wants Drs after Lanning Howlermean, Australian dough Alyssa Hialy said that the presence of Drs could help eliminate the downroat of Howler as it caused the fall of Meg Lanning.
“Definitely, I won’t say no Drs if it’s available.
I’ll be happy to see it in every test match.
It makes it fair and even and to take Howler will be a fun thing.” The consistency of Indian Pacers surprised him and that they had been impressive.
“Their consistency (Pacer) they have surprised me and have impressed.
It’s fun to see so many young Indian players get a chance.
We are preparing for Shikha Pandey but he doesn’t even see it, which is a good sign for Cricket India,” the Aussie opening said.
“It’s fun.
Walking isn’t as fun, but the challenge is fun.
Jhulan is getting better than me several times.
He is a world class bowler and has been in his career.
He gets a little bounce..
Challenging especially after 140 overs in the field,” he added.
Heabile hopes Ellyse Perry, who hit on 27 will be a bat for all 108 overs available on Sunday.
“Perry and McGrath out there together calm the dressing room together.
Perry is unbeaten.
Hopefully he encircles 108 overs,” he said with a smile.