Need to be decisive in decider
Updated On: 09 January, 2024 07:10 AM IST | Mumbai | G Krishnan
With both teams learning their lessons, India and Australia will be better equipped to deal with the challenges that come their way in today’s third and final T20I
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India skipper Harmanpreet Kaur (right) and her Aus counterpart Alyssa Healy with the T20I series trophy last Friday. Pic/Getty Images
Only once in their 33 Women’s T20Is against Australia have India won two matches consecutively. That was in January 2016 in Australia, the only time India won a T20I series against the multiple world champions (2-1).
All-rounder Deepti Sharma, who top-scored in the second T20I on Sunday with 30 and took 2-22 in India’s six-wicket loss to Australia, looked at the positive side of things even in defeats. “We were not taking the games close in the past. But in recent times, we have been taking it to the last over. We are putting up a better fight. It is not long before we win a series against Australia and who knows, it could be even in the next match [today].”
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