Australia Women’s Cricket Team
The start of the India tour was not at all good for the Australia Women’s Cricket Team, in which they had to face defeat in the one-match Test series. Now they have to play a three-match ODI series against host India from December 28, all the matches of which will be played at Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai. Beth Mooney, who is captaining the Australia women’s team in this ODI series, revealed in a press conference a day before the match that she is taking inspiration from the Australia men’s team on how to play in this format in India. Let us tell you that Australia Men’s team had recently won this trophy for the sixth time by defeating India in the final match of ODI World Cup.
Bowling and batting will be very important in death overs.
Regarding her team’s preparations, Beth Mooney said in the press conference held before the start of the ODI series that we have taken some information from the Australian men’s team which recently came here to play the ODI World Cup and it was really helpful to learn something from them. Is. It’s about adjusting as quickly as possible. Bowling and batting are going to be very important here in the death overs, we have to make sure that we come up to it. Hopefully we can improve some things in this series and in the next 6 months before the T20 World Cup in Bangladesh and then before the World Cup next year. We know it is not easy to play white ball cricket in India.
Trying to learn even from test defeat
Mooney further said in his statement that we have also tried to learn from the defeat in the Test match. Although it was a disappointing defeat, it gave us an opportunity to adjust to the conditions here in a better way. Let us tell you that this series is going to be very important for India because during this time everyone’s eyes will be on the performance of some new players, which include the names of Saika Ishaq and Mannat Kashyap.
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