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India Blue lose despite Mithali Raj's half ton

Updated on: 15 August,2018 08:50 AM IST  |  Bangalore
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Batting first, Blue team had a batting collapse despite Mithali holding fort at one end with wickets falling like ninepins at the other end

India Blue lose despite Mithali Raj's half ton

Mithali Raj

Veteran Mithali Raj's run-a-ball 51 wasn't enough as India Blue lost to India Red by seven runs in a rain-affected in the opening encounter of the Women's T20 Challenger yesterday. India Blue scored a modest 100 for 8 in 20 overs and the Red team were 79 for 3 in 16.3 overs when play was stopped due to inclement weather. However Reds were declared winner as per VJD rule.


Batting first, Blue team had a batting collapse despite Mithali holding fort at one end with wickets falling like ninepins at the other end. The Indian ODI captain hit seven boundaries and a six. The next highest score was 12 by VR Vanitha (12). India international Deepti Sharma took 2 for 15 in four overs and then opened the batting to score 45 off 44 balls with six boundaries.


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