WATCH: Australia captain turns photographer to capture India’s win
WATCH: Australia captain turns photographer to capture India’s win
On Sunday, history was made by the Indian women's team as they clinched their inaugural victory against Australia Women in the solitary Test held at Mumbai's Wankhede Stadium. Harmanpreet Kaur and her team orchestrated a commanding eight-wicket triumph, marking their maiden win over the Australian side in the longest format of the game. Commanding the game with a significant first-innings lead of 187, India set themselves a modest target of 75 runs after bundling out Australia for 261 in their second innings.
On Sunday, history was made by the Indian women's team as they clinched their inaugural victory against Australia Women in the solitary Test held at Mumbai's Wankhede Stadium. Harmanpreet Kaur and her team orchestrated a commanding eight-wicket triumph, marking their maiden win over the Australian side in the longest format of the game. Commanding the game with a significant first-innings lead of 187, India set themselves a modest target of 75 runs after bundling out Australia for 261 in their second innings.
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On Sunday, history was made by the Indian women's team as they clinched their inaugural victory against Australia Women in the solitary Test held at Mumbai's Wankhede Stadium. Harmanpreet Kaur and her team orchestrated a commanding eight-wicket triumph, marking their maiden win over the Australian side in the longest format of the game. Commanding the game with a significant first-innings lead of 187, India set themselves a modest target of 75 runs after bundling out Australia for 261 in their second innings. 
