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Sophie Devine Admits New Zealand's Poor Batting Cost Them Game Against Australia

By IANS News March 13, 2022 • 14:04 PM View: 1695

New Zealand captain Sophie Devine on Sunday had no qualms about admitting that the batting performance by the hosts was 'poor'.

Chasing 270 at Basin Reserve, New Zealand slipped from 22 for no loss in four overs to 35 for five in 11.1 overs. Eventually, they were all out for 128 with vice-captain Amy Satterthwaite making a 67-ball 44 in a lone hand of resistance.

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