CWG 2022: Indian women’s cricket team defeated by 9 runs in thrilling finals

CWG 2022, Finals: Indian women’s cricket team will have to be content with silver medal in Commonwealth Games. In the match against Australia, the Indian team had to face defeat by 9 runs.

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CWG 2022: Australian team gave a target of 161 runs to the Indian team :-

Electing to bat after winning the toss, Australia had given a target of 161 runs in 20 overs. Chasing the target, the Indian team was all out for 152 runs. The Indian team reached the final after defeating England in the semi-finals of the Commonwealth Games.

All the players were watching the match together hoping for the victory of the Indian team :-

Everyone was seen watching the match together in the dressing room of the Indian men’s cricket team playing the T20I series on the West Indies tour. All the players were watching the match together with the hope of winning the Indian team in the final gold medal match between India and Australia.

A photo has posted on social media from the Instagram handle of the Indian cricket team, in which many players of the Indian team seen watching the final match. It’s written in the caption of the photo – Quite an exciting match. This picture is also becoming increasingly viral on social media.

CWG 2022 Finals:Brilliant performance by Harmanpreet Kaur :-

Indian team captain Harmanpreet Kaur, who came out of the hope of victory in the final match, scored 65 runs in 43 balls while performing better. Harmanpreet’s batting contribution was very important in taking the team to a respectable score.

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Australia’s Beth Mooney gave a good start to the innings by scoring 61 runs in 41 balls :-

Australia’s in-form Beth Mooney gave a good start to the innings by scoring 61 runs in 41 balls. India had to face defeat by 9 runs in the final match. With the silver medal in cricket, India has a total of 55 medals so far. India is at fifth position in the medal tally.