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Women's T20 WC: India beat New Zealand by 4 runs, enter knockout stage

Women's T20 WC: India beat New Zealand by 4 runs, enter knockout stage

India Blooms News Service | @indiablooms | 27 Feb 2020, 08:53 am

Melbourne/UNI: India defeated New Zealand by four runs in a thrilling contest to cement a semifinal berth in the ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2020, here on Thursday.

With this win, India, sit at the top of their Group A with 6 points from 3 matches.

This is India's third victory in a row in the ongoing tournament.

Earlier, India had registered 17 and 18-run victories against defending champions Australia and Bangladesh respectively.

Put in to bat, India posted a below-par total of 133-8 in 20 overs.

Opener Shafali Verma top-scored with a 34-ball 46, while Taniya Bhatia also made a valuable contribution with a 25-ball 23 for India.

In reply, New Zealand were restricted to 129/6 in 20 overs.

Amelia Kerr was the top scorer for New Zealand with an unbeaten 19-ball 34.

Verma was given the Player of the Match award for her brilliance with the bat. 


Image Credit: ICC Twitter

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