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Women's World Cup: New Zealand Elect To Bowl First As Jemimah Returns For India In Key Clash
While Jemimah came in for Amanjot Kaur as the lone change in the Indian playing XI from the match the hosts lost to England in Indore, the White Ferns decided to field an unchanged side.
New Zealand captain Sophie Devine said the pitch will not change much in the second half of the match and that it might just get better under lights. She said the White Ferns have been training exceptionally hard and trust what they have been doing. With two of their matches getting washed off, the New Zealand skipper said they have not played a lot of cricket with the bat recently, and that has left them chomping at the bit.
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