India A women vs Australia A women, 1st unofficial ODI: Live streaming details, date, squad info
The Radha Yadav-led team were condemned to a whitewash in the three-match T20 series, losing by 13 runs, 114 runs and four runs, respectively. The visitor will hope to bounce back in the three-match One-Day series.
When is India A's 1st unoffcial ODI against Australia A?
The 1st unofficial ODI of the three-match series against Australia A will take place on Wednesday, August 13, at 5:00 AM in Brisbane.
India A's squad for the One-Day series against Australia A
Radha Yadav (c), Minnu Mani (vc), Shafali Verma, Tejal Hasabnis, Raghvi Bist, Tanushree Sarkar, Uma Chetry (wk), Tanuja Kanwer, Nandini Kashyap (wk), Dhara Gujjar, Joshita VJ, Shabnam Shakeel, Saima Thakor, Titas Sadhu, Prema Rawat, Yastika Bhatia.
How to watch India A's unofficial One-Day match against Australia A?
All the matches from India A's tour of Australia will be streamed live on cricket.com.au and FanCode. There will be no live telecast on TV.
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