Richa Ghosh’s Stunning Catch Boosts India in Women’s T20 World Cup
After losing the first match of the Women’s World Cup, the Indian women’s team has made a strong comeback against Pakistan. After winning the first match, the batsmen of the Pakistan team, who entered the field with great confidence, did not have to perform at all against the Indian bowling. After the opening pair split in the first over, Pakistan Women’s wickets continued to fall at regular intervals. Meanwhile, Asha Shobhana dropped the catch and the lack of fielding was seen again. But on her bowling, Richa Ghosh showed the best quality of fielding.
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Richa Ghosh’s Game-Changing Catch
When half of Pakistan’s team returned to the tent, the big responsibility of saving the team’s innings once again fell on Pakistani captain Fatima Sana. She lost her wicket on the bowling of Asha Shobhana. With 70 runs on Pakistan’s scoreboard, the team got their sixth shock in the form of Fatima Sana. Although this wicket went to Asha Shobhana, it was due to Richa Ghosh’s agility behind the wicket that Team India achieved this success. Richa dropped a simple catch in the match against New Zealand. But after her catch, she forgets that she is at her best in fielding, a scene seen in the match against Pakistan.
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Team India’s All-Round Bowling Effort
In the match against the Asian champions Sri Lanka Women, Fatima Sana made her last batting appearance to get the team out of trouble. That is why it was important for Team India to get the Pakistani captain’s wicket when half the team returned to the tent. Richa took the best catch and played a vital role in getting the wickets that the Indian team needed.
After Renuka’s success in the first over, the Indian bowling team was very enthusiastic. Deepti Sharma gave another shock to Pakistan as Sidra Amin. Asha Shobhana also got a wicket along with Arundhati Reddy and Shreyanka Patil. Every Indian bowler took wickets in this match. The Pakistan team, struggling against the Indian women’s bowling, reached 105 runs for 8 wickets in the allotted 20 overs.
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