India’s pride at stake against Bangladesh

Mirpur, July 18 Struggling Indian batters will need to find a way to play on a slow surface as they face Bangladesh in the second women’s ODI of their three-match series as they look to avoid an embarrassing series defeat...

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Updated At : 01:00 PM Jul 19, 2023 IST

Mirpur, July 18

Struggling Indian batters will need to find a way to play on a slow surface as they face Bangladesh in the second women’s ODI of their three-match series as they look to avoid an embarrassing series defeat here tomorrow.

Spinners, especially leg-break bowlers, have troubled the Indian batters throughout the tour and on Sunday they also found pacer Marufa Akter hard to negotiate as the fancied team suffered its first-ever loss to Bangladesh in ODIs.

India have a World Cup to play in Bangladesh next year and they need to learn to accumulate runs on such pitches.

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