India faces important challenges as they prepare for the Australian defending champion at the Women’s World Cup on Sunday, requiring tactical adjustments and potentially be the sixth bowling option. The recent three-wicket loss to South Africa emphasized the strategy of five Indian bowlers. Captain Harmanpreet Kaur Had to use a bowling time out of time when additional options are needed.
The match saw Kranti Gaud and Amanjot Kaur admit 30 runs in just 12 balls on the 47th and 49th overs, allowing South Africa to pursue 252 targets.India’s current bowling attack consists of two right -arm pacers, two outdoor players, and a left -arm rotator. The combination may not be enough against Australia’s strong batting line at the ACA-VDCA Stadium.The team needs a reliable sixth bowling option, as the part -time rotation of HarmanPreet may not be effective against Australian beaters such as Ashleigh Gardner, Alyssa Healy, and Ellyse Perry.Choosing an additional bowler presents its own challenge. The hosts may consider adding another rotator, following Nadine de South Africa’s observations that spinning has found more success on the field.Radha YadavExperienced left arm rotors with good beating ability, can be potential additions. However, with Australian left -handed hands, Beth Mooney and Phoebe Litchfield, India may prefer to take care of their outside players.
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Another option is to bring the Reddy Arundhati Pacer to Amanjot, although this will weaken the lower strength of the batting. The team can also consider replacing Harleen Deol with Yadav, but this will affect their order batting.The performance of India’s major batter has been a concern throughout the tournament. The team avoided collapsing against Sri Lanka and Pakistan, depending on the lower order for recovery.Against Australia’s diverse and skilled bowling attacks, increasing performances from Smriti MandhanaHarmanPreet, and Jemimah rodrigues are important.The current form of Mandhana is very relevant, with only 54 running from three games on an average of 18. This is a significant decline in the performance of the 928 Pre-World Cup running from 14 scenes at an average of 66. However, the previous success of Mandhana against Australia, with 916 running on an average of 48.21, including four centuries in Odi, gave hope.India needs strong performance to avoid complications in their World Cup campaign, especially with the upcoming match against England and New Zealand.
