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‘Go For The Kill’: Ravi Shastri Backs India For Women's WC Semi-final Vs AUS
Shastri, a former head coach of the senior men’s team, shared a message on his X account after Australia won the toss and opted to bat. “Wish Amol and the girls. Boss go for the kill. Nothing to lose. Bindaas,” he wrote.
The winner of this clash will face South Africa in the tournament final on Sunday at the same venue in Navi Mumbai. The Proteas defeated England in the first semi-final in Guwahati on Wednesday to book themselves a place in the final for the first time in the tournament’s history.
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