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India's Batting Woes Ahead of Pakistan Clash
4 Sep
Summary
- India aims to improve batting against Hong Kong before facing Pakistan.
- India suffered a batting collapse, losing 7 wickets for 29 runs.
- Nandni and Deepti Sharma took 3 wickets each against Thailand.
As the Women's Asia Cup progresses, India faces Hong Kong China on Thursday, aiming to rectify their batting inconsistencies. This match is a vital warm-up, occurring merely two days before their highly anticipated encounter with Pakistan on Saturday. India, a seven-time champion of the Asia Cup, including three titles in the T20 format, cannot afford any lapses in their batting performance.
In their recent match against Thailand, India demonstrated a concerning batting collapse. After reaching a strong position at 101/2 in 10 overs, they lost seven wickets for just 29 runs, ending their innings at 159. Fortunately, the bowlers compensated for the batting faltering. The Indian bowling attack dismantled Thailand's lineup, restricting them to only 65 runs, with impressive spells from Nandni Sharma and Deepti Sharma, both claiming three wickets.
