AUS-W vs IND-W Live Cricket Score

22.2 OUT! RAWAL IS RUN OUT! An absolute brain fade for Pratika Rawal and she pays for it with her dismissal. Full and on middle and leg, Pratika Rawal tucks this straight into the hands of Annabel Sutherland at mid on. Harmanpreet Kaur at the other end was ball-watching but Pratika Rawal set off for a run which was never on offer. Annabel Sutherland picks it up and throws it to Mooney behind the stumps at the striker's end. Pratika Rawal had completed the single on her own and was standing next to Kaur with no chance to get back inside the crease at her end. 78/0 has now become 100/3. 100/3

16.3 OUT! TIMBER! Third time lucky for Australia Women as Smriti Mandhana finally walks back. Mandhana pre-meditates a bit and shuffles across to the off side. Ashleigh Gardner sees this and holds back a bit, slowing it up and drifts it full towards the leg stump. Mandhana tries to play the lap but misses it completely and sees the stumps getting rattled. End of a 78-run opening stand for India Women. 78/1

21.3 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! An important scalp for the Aussies as Jemimah Rodrigues has to walk back after scoring 11 off 15. Annabel Sutherland hits the deck hard and bowls it on off, Jemimah Rodrigues steps across and looks to run this down to the deep third region but she gets a bit too close to the ball and ends up edging this straight back into the gloves of Beth Mooney behind the stumps. 98/2

49 OUT! CAUGHT! A tired-looking shot from the Indian skipper and Megan Schutt picks up her first wicket of the game. Slower one, slightly into the pitch and angled into the leg pole. Harmanpreet Kaur backs away to go over the off side but gets no power on it. The ball gets lobbed to square cover where Phoebe Litchfield takes a simple catch and Kaur walks back after a fighting knock. 241/8

24.1 OUT! CAUGHT! Was there really a need to do this when your side has lost 3 quick wickets? We guess not, but it does not matter now. Tossed up, around middle and leg, Deepti Sharma jumps down the track and goes after King. Fails to get right underneath it and ends up slogging this straight into the safe hands of Nicola Carey at the deep mid-wicket fence. 103/4

30.1 OUT! EDGED AND GONE! Not cleanly taken by Beth Mooney but she clings onto the ball and Nicola Carey strikes on the very first ball of her return spell. Lovely length, just a touch fuller than a good length and in the channel. Amanjot Kaur is caught on the crease and has a late attempt at the drive but gets the outside edge. Mooney fumbles the ball a couple of times but does well to pouch it. End of a 27-run stand between the two Kaurs. 130/5

35.5 OUT! LBW! King bowls the attacking leg break and slides the ball into the pads. Richa Ghosh gets a big stride out to just angle the sweep fine but misses and gets hit on the front pad. There's a big shout for LBW, turned down. Both Alana King and the keeper look confident and Alyssa Healy does take the review. The third umpire checks UltraEdge first and there's no bat involved. Ball Tracking confirms that it is pitching in line and hitting the stumps as well. Excellent review and another brewing partnership is cut short, at 32 runs. 162/6

45.5 OUT! BOWLED! Oh, that's a bit unfortunate for the batter but Ashleigh Gardner is elated. Dragged length again, angled into the bodyline. Kashvee Gautam looks to stay back and work it 'round the corner on the leg side but gets it off the thigh pads. The ball then hits the back of her arm and goes back onto the stumps. The bails get dislodged and that marks the end of a fighting 55-run stand between these two. 217/7

49.1 OUT! EDGED AND GONE! Australia Women are finishing with a flourish here. A slower bumper around off, gets it in around shoulder height, does Annabel Sutherland. Kranti Gaud looks to fetch and pull but gets an outside edge that loops behind to the keeper. Beth Mooney dives in front and pouches it well. The third umpire is called in to have a look at it and it is confirmed as a fair catch. Also, Vaishnavi Sharma walks out to bat next. 241/9

4.1 OUT! TIMBER! Probably the second last time we see Alyssa Healy bat in Australia colors and she departs early. Kashvee Gautam bowls it full and straight, gets the ball to shape back in sharply. Healy falls over a bit as she looks to flick and plays all around a straight ball. The ball takes a bit of an inside edge and goes on to rattle the stumps behind. Kashvee is delighted as she should be and Australia Women ow need 231 runs off 275 balls. 21/1

19.5 OUT! TIMBER! Slower one, on a good length into the line of the stumps. Phoebe Litchfield shuffles across the stumps and looks to ramp but misses. The ball goes past Phoebe and rattles the top of middle stump. Phoebe Litchfield departs for 80 off 62. 140/2

31 OUT! CAUGHT! Kashvee Gautam gets the big wicket but it hardly matters now. Back of a length and around off, Georgia Voll hangs back to swivel and pull but gets a top edge. The ball flies up behind the keeper, and Sree Charani settles under it after moving across to her right from short fine to take a good catch under the lights. Voll departs after a superb knock and Australia Women just need 30 more for the win. 222/3

31.2 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! Oh my goodness, this is an outrageous take from Richa Ghosh. Deepti Sharma bowls it a touch fuller, outside off, Beth Mooney looks to reverse sweep it but fails to get the middle of the bat. The ball gets nicked on the top edge and Richa Ghosh, behind the stumps, premeditates and moves to her left to take a diving catch. After an appeal, the umpire stands still, but Harmanpreet Kaur takes the review. The UltraEdge pops up and shows that there is a clear spike when it passes the glove of the batter. Two wickets in two overs for India. Also, Ashleigh Gardner walks out to bat now. 223/4

35.3 OUT! TAKEN! Annabel Sutherland tried to finish things off in style, but failed to make it happen. Deepti Sharma jogs from around the wicket and bowls it fuller, angling away from the batter. Annabel Sutherland clears her front foot and tries to heave it over the mid-wicket fielder, but connects with the upper half of the bat. The ball balloons just over the mid off region, where substitute fielder Harleen Deol, backpaddles and reverse scoops the catch into her hands safely. 248/5