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Australian wicketkeeper Healy's attack, who ran out Harmanpreet in the semi-finals, said - had to fight for 2 meters or else for life...

In the semi-final match between India and Australia (India and Aus), Harmanpreet Kaur 's runout changed the whole game and Team India's dream of winning the World Cup remained in ruins. But in the midst of all this, Australian wicket-keeper batsman Alyssa Healy, who ran out the Indian captain, has now attacked the Indian captain and taunted herself for being unlucky. On the crucial occasion of the match, Harmanpreet Kaur's bat got stuck on the ground due to which she could not take her bat to the crease and got runout.

 

Harmanpreet's runout changed the whole match

 

After the dismissal of Harmanpreet, the whole match changed. At one time Team India had made a comeback in the match. But in the end the team got eliminated from the tournament after losing by 5 runs. The team had to score 39 runs in 30 balls and the team had 5 wickets. Jamima Rodriguez and Harmanpreet Kaur got India back in the match.

 

In an interview, Healy said that it is quite strange. Brenda Clark messaged me and said, you did a great job by dropping the bells. Because if there was someone else, he would not have dropped the bells. It would have been a waste of time and I would have had to put it back. Healy said that, at that time I felt that I should drop the bails. After that I looked at the umpire and then I felt that he is out.

 

Harmanpreet cannot call herself unlucky for the rest of her life

 

Apart from this, Megan Schutt also felt that Harman is out. I think Harmanpreet will keep saying for the rest of her life that she was unlucky for that runout. But in the end she could complete the run. It was only 2 meters and if she had worked a little more, she would have reached easily. You will call yourself unlucky for the rest of your life. But everything depends on your hard work and the energy put in during that time. Running between the wickets is all about getting your basics right. And you have to do it better than the opposing team. That's when you win big tournaments. And I think, we did pretty well in that regard.

 

Let us tell that Australia's team has reached the final for the 7th time where it has to face South Africa. The defending champion's effort will be to capture the record sixth title and make a hat-trick of winning the T20 World Cup.