(Reuters) - Australia and India settled for a draw in the women's pink-ball test at the Carrara Oval on Sunday in a game that fluctuated for four days but failed to produce a result due to rain.
The match was set up nicely on the final day after Ellyse Perry (68 not out) and Ashleigh Gardner (51) helped Australia save the follow-on, with captain Meg Lanning declaring on 241-9 and handing India a 136-run lead in the hope of forcing a result.
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