NZ-W Vs IN-W


NEW ZEALAND-W VS INDIA-W

INDIA WOMEN TOUR OF NEW ZEALAND 2019| 2ND T20I | AUCKLAND | NZ-W VS IN-W | February 8 2019

Despite a breezy half century from Smrithi Mandhana in the first T20 against New Zealand, the Indian women could not chase down the target set by the hosts.The middle order collapsed without any fight back .Mithali Raj was rested and Captain Harmanpreet suggested that she was building a team for the future. If going by her word the youngsters might get another chance to showcase their talents and the veteran may once again find herself in the side benches.
Sophie Devine was the main run scorer for New Zealand and was well supported by Amy Satterwaite . Katey Martin also made a quickfire 27 to take the score to 159 in 20 overs.Suzie Bates got out cheaply but is expected to make some big score on the flat wicket of Auckland.Lea Tahuhu was the chief wrecker of Indian batting line up.

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TEAM INFO

  • France Mackay may not find a place in the playing XI.
  • Bernadine Bezuidenhout has been ruled out of the series following a finger injury.

·         Auckland offers a good batting pitch and can expect an high scoring game.



PROBABLE XI:

New Zealand:Suzie Bates, Sophie Devine, Caitlin Gurrey, Amy Satterthwaite(c), Katey Martin(w), Leigh Kasperek, Frances Mackay,  Amelia Kerr, Lea Tahuhu, Rosemary Mair, Hannah Rowe

India: Smriti Mandhana, Jemimah Rodrigues, Harmanpreet Kaur(c), Priya Punia, Dayalan Hemalatha/Mithali Raj, Deepti Sharma, Anuja Patil, Taniya Bhatia(w), Arundhati Reddy, Radha Yadav, Poonam Yadav



KEY PLAYERS:

INDIA-W

  • ·         Smriti Mandhana
  • ·         Jemimah Rodrigues
  • ·         Harmanpreet Kaur
  • ·         Deepti Sharma
  • ·         Radha Yadav


NEW ZEALAND-W
  • ·         Suzie Bates
  • ·         Sophie Devine
  • ·         Amy Satterthwaite
  • ·         Lea Tahuhu
  • ·         Leigh Kasperek


Ideal XI:
  •  Katey Martin(w)
  • Smriti Mandhana
  • Jemimah Rodrigues  
  • Suzie Bates·  
  • Sophie Devine
  • Amy Satterthwaite·  
  • Lea Tahuhu
  • Deepti Sharma
  • Amelia Kerr· 
  •  Leigh Kasperek·  
  • Arundhati Reddy


Choice for Captain and Vice Captain: 
  •  Smriti Mandhana
  • Sophie Devine
  • Suzie Bates
  • Jemimah Rodrigues


Disclaimer:  The information are collected from various sources to help you find the best playing XI. The final playing XI are selected by the team management and  may have certain changes.


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