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Women's World Cup: Australia In Control As Rain Interrupts India's Crucial Match

By IANS News March 19, 2022 • 13:48 PM View: 1348

Rain halted Australia's controlled pursuit to chase 278 against India in the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup at Eden Park on Saturday.

As of now, Australia are 225/2 in 41 overs, with the DLS par score at 197, implying that the six-time champions are ahead by 28 runs. Rain had been previously predicted for the whole day and it stayed away from the match till the 41 overs of Australia's chase were completed.

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