South Africa beat India in two-match ODI series with De Klerk's storm

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South Africa beat India in two-match ODI series with De Klerk's storm

The batting will collapse in the top and middle order. Then one person will take the helm and rescue the team. This year's Women's ODI World Cup is something that is regularly seen. In the last India-South Africa match on Thursday, such a picture was seen in both innings. In that match in Visakhapatnam, India's number eight batter Richa Ghosh's 94 surpassed South Africa's number eight Nadine de Klerk's 84. This all-rounder played an unbeaten innings of 84 runs off 54 balls to give South Africa a 3-wicket victory. India has tasted its first defeat. The batting will collapse in the top and middle order.

Then one person will take the helm and rescue the team. This year's Women's ODI World Cup is something that is regularly seen. In the last India-South Africa match on Thursday, such a picture was seen in both innings. In that match in Visakhapatnam, India's number eight batter Richa Ghosh's 94 surpassed South Africa's number eight Nadine de Klerk's 84. This all-rounder played an unbeaten innings of 84 runs off 54 balls and gave South Africa a 3-wicket victory. India got its first taste of defeat. The top and middle order will collapse in batting. Then one person will take the lead and rescue the team. This is something that this Women's ODI World Cup is seeing regularly.

In the last India-South Africa match on Thursday, such a picture was seen in both innings. In that match in Visakhapatnam, India's number eight batter Richa Ghosh's 94 surpassed South Africa's number eight Nadine de Klerk's 84. This all-rounder played an unbeaten innings of 84 runs off 54 balls and gave South Africa a 3-wicket victory. India got its first taste of defeat. The top and middle order will collapse in batting. Then one person will take the lead and rescue the team. This is something that this Women's ODI World Cup is seeing regularly. In the last India-South Africa match on Thursday, such a picture was seen in both innings. In that match in Visakhapatnam, India's number eight batsman Richa Ghosh's 94 surpassed South Africa's number eight Nadine de Klerk's 84. This all-rounder played an unbeaten innings of 84 runs off 54 balls and gave South Africa a 3-wicket victory. India has tasted its first defeat. The top and middle order will collapse. Then one person will take the lead and rescue the team. This is something that is regularly seen in this year's Women's ODI World Cup. In the last India-South Africa match on Thursday, such a picture was seen in both innings. In that match in Visakhapatnam, India's number eight batsman Richa Ghosh's 94 surpassed South Africa's number eight Nadine de Klerk's 84. This all-rounder played an unbeaten innings of 84 runs off 54 balls and gave South Africa a 3-wicket victory. India has tasted its first defeat. The top and middle order will collapse. Then one person will take the lead and rescue the team. This Women's ODI World Cup is seeing something like this regularly. In the last India-South Africa match on Thursday, such a picture was seen in both innings. In that match in Visakhapatnam, India's number eight batsman Richa Ghosh's 94 surpassed South Africa's number eight Nadine de Klerk's 84. This all-rounder played an unbeaten innings of 84 runs off 54 balls and gave South Africa a 3-wicket victory. India has tasted its first defeat. The batting will collapse in the top and middle order. Then someone will take the reins and rescue the team. This Women's ODI World Cup is seeing something like this regularly. In the last India-South Africa match on Thursday, such a picture was seen in both innings. In that match in Visakhapatnam, India's number eight batsman Richa Ghosh's 94 surpassed South Africa's number eight Nadine de Klerk's 84. This all-rounder played an unbeaten innings of 84 runs off 54 balls and gave South Africa a 3-wicket victory. India has tasted its first defeat.