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Women's World Cup 2017: Australia win toss, elect to bowl against India

| | Jul 12, 2017, at 09:32 pm
Bristol, July 12 (IBNS): In a crucial match of the tournament, Australia won the toss and elected to bowl first against India in Women's World Cup 2017 on Wednesday.

Both teams are playing with the same squad form the last match.

Though Indian team started off well in the tournament with back to back victories, in the last game South Africa did upset the men in blue.

Australia too lost their last match. Both teams will be desperate to bag a win today to pave the path for the semi final.

Image: Official Twitter handle of ICC.


 

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