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Women's World Cup: Perry Credits ‘Harmanpreet And Jemimah’ Partnership For Australia’s Loss In Semis
“It’s really easy to stand here in retrospect and throw ideas into the wind,” Perry said when asked if Australia could have done anything differently. “But at the end of the day, all of us in our dressing room would applaud Harman and Jemi for the way that they played, the way that they went about that chase after probably losing two early wickets in the power play. They just made us pay. All credit goes to them as opposed to anything that we did or didn’t do.”
Australia’s experienced all-rounder also made it clear that her team would not dwell on the missed chances that proved costly, after Jemimah was dropped twice — once on 82 and again on 106 — in India’s record chase. “For all of us, the intent is to always fight and to take on the challenge and be there until the game’s done. So as long as you’re giving all your effort, that’s all you can do, and it is sport at the end of the day,” she said.
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