India open with win over Pakistan despite batting wobble
India overcame a top-order wobble to beat Pakistan by 107 runs and maintain their perfect record against their opponents in the Women's World Cup on Sunday.
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India overcame a top-order wobble to beat Pakistan by 107 runs and maintain their perfect record against their opponents in the Women's World Cup on Sunday.
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(Reuters) - India overcame a top order wobble to beat Pakistan by 107 runs to maintain their perfect record against the neighbours in the women's cricket World Cup on Sunday.
Ravichandran Ashwin on Sunday went past the legendary Kapil Dev's 434 Test scalps to become the second highest wicket-taker for India in the longest format of the game, reaching the mark in his 85th match. The 35-year-old Ashwin achieved the feat in the first Test against Sri Lanka. He began the match with 430 scalps and claimed two wickets in the first innings before adding three more in the second essay to cross Kapil's mark. Kapil had managed the feat in 131 matches. The legendary Anil Kumble tops the chart with 619 scalps which he claimed in 132 matches.
India overcame a top order wobble to beat Pakistan by 107 runs to maintain their perfect record against the neighbours in the women's cricket World Cup on Sunday.
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India suffered a fright against Pakistan before coming through to win by 107 runs in the Women's World Cup.