Australia's star wicketkeeper-batsman Alyssa Healy was left red-faced after dropping an "absolute dolly" of a catch, allowing India's Jemimah Rodrigues to stay in the game on 82 runs. The crucial miss came during the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup semi-final at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai.
Rodrigues, who was on 50 when she faced Healy, played a magnificent shot that flew straight to the wicketkeeper but was allowed to pass her by Healy, who was supposed to be standing square leg. The India batter took advantage of the dropped catch and went on to score 32 runs off just 12 balls, including three boundaries.
Healy's blunder has left Australia reeling at 206/3 in their pursuit of a total of 227. India's pace attack has been looking menacing all day, with Shikha Pandey and Jhulan Goswami both contributing wickets to the Australian batting line-up.
Rodrigues, who was on 50 when she faced Healy, played a magnificent shot that flew straight to the wicketkeeper but was allowed to pass her by Healy, who was supposed to be standing square leg. The India batter took advantage of the dropped catch and went on to score 32 runs off just 12 balls, including three boundaries.
Healy's blunder has left Australia reeling at 206/3 in their pursuit of a total of 227. India's pace attack has been looking menacing all day, with Shikha Pandey and Jhulan Goswami both contributing wickets to the Australian batting line-up.