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India Beat Australia To Storm Into The Final Of Women’s T20 World Cup Cricket For Blind
Earlier, in a commanding display of precision and confidence, India overpowered the USA in Match 6, securing their fourth consecutive win and earning a direct berth in the semifinals.
USA, choosing to bat first, posted 60/8 in 20 overs, with resilient knocks from Tatyana (17 off 41, B2) and Caroline (12 off 26, B2). India’s disciplined bowling unit — Simranjeet Kour (B2), Sunita Srathe (B2), Simu Das (B1), and Ganga Kadam (B3) — kept tight control over the innings, supported by alert fielding that produced multiple run-outs, each bowler claiming one wicket.
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