Indian women’s cricket team created history, its biggest defeat to Australia:

News India Live, Digital Desk: The Indian women’s cricket team has shown such a feat on Wednesday, which will always be remembered in cricket history. India beat the seven -time world champion Australian team by 102 runs in the ODI. This is the biggest defeat ever in terms of runs in the history of Australia’s ODI cricket. Smriti Mandhana, who was the hero of this historic victory, hit a brilliant century with her bat.

In the second ODI played in New Chandigarh, the Indian team batted first and scored a huge score of 292 runs in front of Australia. The foundation of this powerful innings was laid by the opener Smriti Mandhana. He played a stormy innings of 117 runs off just 91 balls, including 14 fours and 4 skyscraper sixes. This was the 12th ODI century of Mandhana’s career. He also got a good support of Deepti Sharma, who contributed 40 runs.

Bowlers showed strength

The Australian team started chasing a big target of 293 runs. Indian fast bowler Renuka Singh, who was returning from injury, gave the first blow to the Kangaroo team as soon as he arrived. After this, young fast bowler Kranti Gaur broke the back of Australian batting with his best bowling. Gaur took three important wickets and never gave the Australian team a chance to return to the match. The entire Australian team collapsed by scoring just 190 runs in 40.5 overs.

Why is this victory special?

• Historical defeat: This is the biggest defeat in the 52 -year history of Australia’s women’s ODI cricket. Earlier, he was defeated by England by 92 runs in 1973.
• Win at home after 18 years: The Indian team has defeated the Australian team in an ODI match on their domestic land after 18 years. Earlier, India won in 2007.
• Return in the series: With this victory, India has equaled 1-1 in the three-match ODI series. Now the last match to be held in Delhi will decide the series.

This victory has not only increased the confidence of the Indian team, but has also given a tough message to the rest of the world’s teams before the upcoming women’s cricket World Cup. Smriti Mandhana’s magnificent form and a strong performance of bowlers is a good news for India.