India Women vs Australia Women 1st T20I Highlights: Masterful Mooney, sloppy IND fielding helps AUS cruise to big win

Miscommunication between the fielders at the boundary, not something we see too often from Australia. That takes India to take four runs off the second ball of the last over. 

Deepti Sharma getting into the groove now. She first pulls the third ball of the 19th over, a thigh high full toss, towards deep midwicket. That takes India to 150. She then hits the next ball down the ground for another. 

And that ends the assault. Ghosh skips down the track trying to go big, misses the ball and Alyssa Healy makes no mistake with the stumping. Very good time for Australia to take this wicket. 

Richa Ghosh st Healy b Gardner 36 (20), India 132/5 in 16.5 overs

It has come in just 29 balls. India are 126/4 in 16.1 overs and this stand has put them in a strong position. 

Jess Jonassen bowling the 15th, the second delivery is full around off and Devika Vaidya smashes that over deep midwicket for six. She is returning to international cricket afeter an eight-year hiatus and it is looking like she could strike up a match-defining stand bere with Richa Ghosh. 

The second, third and fourth balls of the 14th over sent to the boundary by Richa Ghosh. India end up taking 16 runs from that over and they have crossed over into three figures. 

India in all kinds of trouble now. Harmanpreet tries to lift if over cover, ends up hitting it straight to the fielder there. First international wicket for Kim Garth in Australia colours. 

Harmanpreet Kaur c Sutherland b Garth 21 (23), India 76/4 in 11.2 overs

Sutherland sends the fourth ball it in short of a length outside off, Harmanpreet pulls it to backward square leg. Much needed boundary for India. 

Short and wide from Sutherland, Mandhana connects with no power or timing and sends it to point for a low catch.

Mandhana c Mooney b Sutherland 28 (22), India 59/3 in 8 overs

First boundary of the match for Harmanpreet Kaur comes off Ash Gardner. Full length outside off and she drives that through covers for four. 

India are 48/2. Smriti Mandhana on 25 off 16, captain Harmanpreet Kaur on one off four.

Ellyse Perry strikes again. Three dot balls puts Jemimah under the pump. She goes for a big heave, miscues it completely and holes out at mid-on. 

Rodrigues c Sutherland b Perry 0 (6), India 45/2 in 4.5 overs

Mandhana pushes the last ball through covers for the fourth four of the over. India are 45/1 and flying. 

Kim Garth bowling the fourth over and she is getting a hiding, although she was rather unlucky with that third one. Her first ball is well wide outside off, Healy does well to collect it. Mandhana then pushes the next delivery for four towards the offside. The second one is smashed to midwicket for another boundary and then the third ball takes an inside edge and goes past the keeper for a four.

The Shafali party ends as abruptly as it started. Perry gets the breakthrough for Australia. Some extra bounce outside off, Shafali goes fishing and nicks to the Australian captain. 

Shafali Verma c Healy b Perry 21 (10), India 28/1 in 2.5 overs

Shafali off to a bit of a flying start here. The third ball of the third over is short of a good length from Elysse Perry, takes the inside edge for a rather lucky four for Shafali. She then smashes the next ball to the offside of a six. 

Third delivery of the second over, just short of a good length, Mandhana cuts it away to the boundary.  

Shafal picks the last ball of the over from her hips and pulls it beyond the mid-off boudary. Good start for India. 

Full from Schutt and Shafali comes down the track to hit it over mid-off for the first boundary of the match. It has come off the third ball. 

Fast bowler Megan Schutt opens the bowling for Australia. Shafali facing up. Here we go!

Right, here they are! The Australian anthem comes first and then India's Jana Gana Mana. The visitors then go into a huddle, where their new skipper Alyssa Healy says something, makes them all laugh and then they break. Shafali Verma is out in the middle taking guard with Smriti Mandhana at the other end. 

We have't played here before. Hopefully would want to stuck into this Indian line up. It has been a long time we have been here. This great series and it has been a long time we have been here. We have a debutant.

We wanted to bowl first. Batting isn't that bad. We have one debutant. Anjali has been good and she brings in experience from domestic cricket. We have different variety in bowling. We want to continue with some good momentum.

Was in the gold medal match in the Commonwealth Games and it was a game that truly lived up to its billing. Australia put up a total of 161/8 and India seemed to be cruising at 118/2. However, you can never take it easy against Australia and India ended up collapsing to a score of 152 all out. This was the second game between the two sides at the CWG, the first being another scintillating encounter in the historic first match of the Games. That was another humdinger and Australa had won that by three wickets. 

Alyssa Healy(w/c), Beth Mooney, Tahlia McGrath, Ashleigh Gardner, Ellyse Perry, Grace Harris, Annabel Sutherland, Jess Jonassen, Alana King, Kim Garth, Megan Schutt