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It’ll Be An Epic Contest Across All Formats Against India: Beth Mooney
The pink-ball clash at the WACA Ground, set for March 6-9, will wrap up a high-stakes multi-format series featuring three T20Is and three ODIs. Emotions are bound to run high after India’s stunning semi-final win over Australia at the recent edition of the ODI World Cup, where Harmanpreet Kaur’s side claimed their first ICC crown.
“I think the scary thing about India now is they've been a little bit settled for a while with their selection calls and things like that. It looks like they've got a pretty good style of play in all formats of the game,” Mooney was quoted as saying by cricket.com.au.
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