Australia v India: one-off women's cricket Test, day three live
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Australia v India: one-off women's cricket Test, day three  live
"King resumes and takes her time getting her field set. Rana hits the first ball of the over back towards her, but it lands safely wide of King. An almost stumping next ball – King is really making things happen here and Rana has to get her bat out into a strong forward defensive position to avoid losing her wicket. King is bowling beautifully here, there is almost a chance on every ball."
"Brown comes on from the other end and starts with three dots to Rawal, all landing in a very similar spot. There's a big appeal for lbw in the middle of the over, but no joy from the umpire. Brown is very insistent that they should review, but she can't convince her captain. It's a maiden in the end – a good start to the day from Brown."
"Rawal manages to find a single and brings up her 50 – she's has been fantastic for India so far. Once Rana gets on strike, she has a clear plan and gets down low and sweeps the ball to the boundary for four. King's next ball is a beauty and she comes so close to hitting the stumps."
India's batting lineup faces intense pressure from Australian bowlers Alana King and Nia Brown during overs 30-34 of their innings. Rawal achieves a 50-run milestone and demonstrates strong batting form with boundary shots, while Rana contributes 19 runs with aggressive stroke play including sweeps. King bowls with exceptional accuracy, creating near-stumping opportunities and maintaining consistent pressure with dot balls. Brown delivers tight lines and lengths, including yorker deliveries and lbw appeals. India trails Australia's first innings total by 18 runs at 117-6, with both batters working to build their partnership against disciplined bowling.
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