Deflated India find optimism in Melbourne heartbreak


  • Cricket
  • Monday, 09 Mar 2020

FILE PHOTO: Harmanpreet Kaur of India leaves the field after being dismissed during the Women's T20 World Cup final cricket match between Australia and India at the MCG in Melbourne, Australia, March 8, 2020. AAP Image/Scott Barbour via REUTERS

NEW DELHI (Reuters) - The crushing defeat in Sunday's final against Australia will haunt Harmanpreet Kaur and her team for a while but India hope the experience will only make them better before the next Women's Twenty20 World Cup in 2022.

India finished the group stage as the tournament's only unbeaten team and progressed to the final after their semi-finals against England was washed out.

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