Women’s T20: India look to carry on good work vs Australia

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Updated At : 12:55 PM Oct 09, 2021 IST

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Gold Coast, October 8

Bolstered by Jemimah Rodrigues’ return to form, India will look to come out all guns blazing in the second women’s T20 international against Australia tomorrow after rain played spoilsport in the opening game here.

Criticised for her consistent failures and after losing her place in the 50-over set-up, Jemimah made a sensational comeback with an unbeaten 49 off 36 balls in the first T20I.

The 21-year-old anchored the Indian innings and her return has added more firepower to the line-up. — PTI

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