The New Zealand batsmen battled and left, creeped and rushed, huffed and puffed, and in the long run missed the mark regarding their objective of 143 by 17 runs, not able to handle the Indian spinners in the first Women's ODI in Bangalore. Indeed, even subsequent to diminishing India to 87 for 8 inside of 31 overs, New Zealand permitted the hosts to achieve near to 150, with Jhulan Goswami's lady ODI fifty, and they later attempted to get considerable organizations going in the pursuit. The win gives India two significant focuses for the ICC Women's Championship as they were at the base of the table before the match began.
After medium-pacer Lea Tahuhu and spinners Leigh Kasperek and Morna Nielsen rocked the bowling alley restrained lines and lengths in conditions outsider to them, they required somebody more than Suzie Bates and Sophie Devine to get going in the pursuit. Debutant Kasperek battled till the end, with an unbeaten 21, however she came up short on accomplices as three wickets from Sneh Rana, and two each from Harmanpreet Kaur and Ekta Bisht bowled them out for 125.
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