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Things would have been different had we taken catches: Harleen

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Indian captain Harmanpreet Kaur, Radha Yadav and  (L) Smriti Mandhana during the opening ODI.

Indian captain Harmanpreet Kaur, Radha Yadav and (L) Smriti Mandhana in the course of the opening ODI.
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Until she determined to bounce down the monitor in opposition to Megan Schutt, it had practically been an ideal day for Harleen Deol.

She had begun cautiously, shifted gears on the proper time with some high quality pictures, had posted her fourth ODI fifty, and was wanting good for extra, within the opening ODI in opposition to Australia on Sunday. She was enjoying in her hometown, on the new PCA Stadium.

Skipper Alyssa Healy’s sensible piece of stumping, standing as much as the seasoned seamer Schutt, ended Harleen’s innings. The Indian innings would ultimately fall brief by fairly just a few runs. The magnificent Australians romped house with loads of wickets and balls to spare.

Harleen believes India had an honest complete (281 for seven). “We dropped a few catches here and there, and things would have been different if he had taken those catches,” she stated. “Under the lights catching may be a bit more challenging, but obviously we need to make sure that we raise our standards. But nevertheless there are two more matches, so we are going to focus on that.”

Harleen stated it was a pleasant monitor to bat on. “But when the ball got a little older, it was like holding up a little bit,” she stated. “As for my innings, I just wanted to take a little bit more time to understand the wicket and to understand which bowler was bowling what, so that I could change my plans according to my strength.”

The second ODI will likely be performed on Wednesday.

Published 15 September 2025 6:56 PM · Updated 20 September 2025 1:01 PM · Headlines

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