2nd T20I: India beat Australia in Super Over - Highlights

Meghana leaks 14 off her first over

Meghana Singh entrusted with bowling the ninth over leaks three boundaries as McGrah and Mooney press on the accelerator.

AUS: 63/1 (8)

END OF POWERPLAY!

Deepti Sharma with a very tidy over to close out the powerplay for India. A decent start for Australia but India would be happy they have gotten the better of Healy, who was looking rather dangerous.

AUS: 46/1 (6)

"Not the shoulder, I could not breathe"

"It was not the shoulder, I could not breathe after that dive," says Shafali Verma on the player mic to the broadcasters.

"The wicket is a bit slower compared to the first match, but still good to bat on," she adds.

Tahila McGrath gets into the act

Tahila McGrath comes in, takes a couple of deliveries and then steps out on her third to tonk Deepti Sharma over mid-off for an easy boundary.

AUS: 33/1 (4)

Deepti Sharma strikes!

Brilliant move from Harmanpreet Kaur to bring in the experienced Deepti Sharma into the attack. And the off-spinner delivers by removing the dangerous Healy.

It was slow, short and wide inviting the Australian for a cut. Healy messes up her timing and is caught at short third-man by Devika Vaidya.

AUS: 29/1 (3.3)

Alyssa Healy on fire

Healy once again pockets twin boundaries as Renuka Thakur leaks 11 off her second over.

AUS: 27/0 (3)

AUS: 16/0

Two loose deliveries on the pads from Anjali Sarvani, and Alyssa Healy makes it a point to flick it both away to the boundary.

AUS: 16/0 (2)

Shafali goes off

Shafali Verma dives to save a boundary in the outfield and falls heavily on her shoulder. She walks off the field with the physio. Hopefully nothing too serious for the youngster.

7 off the first over

Renuka Thakur starts off the proceedings with the ball for India and concedes 7 off the first over. Alyssa Healy pocketed a boundary towards square leg.

AUS: 7/0 (1)

"Expect a lot of runs to be scored"

"We are playing on the same pitch as the last match and expect a lot of runs to be scored," quips WV Raman in his pitch report.