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Alyssa Healy: Following a thrilling three-run win over hosts’ India to take an unassailable 2-0 lead in the women's ODI series, Australia skipper Alyssa Healy admitted that taking Richa Ghosh’s catch to get the batter out for 96 was a turning point which got them back in the game.

Richa, who was anchoring India’s chase of 259, was caught superbly by Phoebe Litchfield, which meant she missed her maiden ODI century by just four runs. From there, India crumbled as Australia prevailed in the end to clinch the series, with the final game on January 2 still left to be played.

"Alana King pulled some momentum back into our changeroom (but) I thought we were probably 20, 30 maybe even 40 runs short with the bat. But I think when we (got) Richa Ghosh when she was on 96, that was when probably the group thought 'we're on here'."