The Indian bowlers also need to take charge and analyse the pitch better. Leg-spinner Asha Shobhana, fresh off a promising debut, will look to make a greater impact. Meanwhile, Pooja Vastrakar with the new ball and Arund hati Reddy, who replaced Radha Yadav, will be itching to get the early wickets.

In Group A, India, Australia, New Zealand, Pakistan and Sri Lanka are fighting to finish as the top two teams to book their place in the semifinal. Check ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2024 key stats here

In the Women's T20 World Cup, former Aussie captain Meg Lanning leads with 992 runs in 35 matches, followed by Alyssa Healy with 945 runs in 40 matches, and Beth Mooney with 651 runs in 24 matches. Lanning's average is 39.