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Women's WC: Weather Holds The Key As India And New Zealand Fight For A Semifinal Spot
India started well by easily winning their first two matches against Sri Lanka and Pakistan. Disaster struck after that and resulted in a string of three back-to-back losses to South Africa, Australia, and England -- leaving them fighting for survival in the tournament.
With a spot in the semifinal on line, India takes on New Zealand in a must-win match at the DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai on Thursday. Victory will virtually assure them a place in the last four alongside Australia, England, and South Africa.
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