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India Thrash Australia To Reach Women's T20 World Cup For The Blind Final
The innings was anchored by Player of the Match Basanti Hansda, whose composure and class defined India’s chase. With a damp outfield after overnight showers, India’s decision to field first proved decisive. The bowling and fielding unit held Australia under tight control — highlighted by skipper Deepika’s brilliant run-out that shifted the momentum India’s way.
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