High Stakes: New Zealand vs. India Showdown at Women's World Cup

New Zealand captain Sophie Devine opted to bowl first against India in a crucial Women's World Cup match. India made a tactical change by including Jemimah Rodrigues, while New Zealand fielded an unchanged squad. The match is pivotal for India, who aim to break their losing streak.

New Zealand's captain, Sophie Devine, made the crucial decision to bowl first after winning the toss in a must-win Women's World Cup clash against India held on Thursday.

For the host team, India, facing a challenging three-game losing streak, a strategic change was implemented by reintroducing the experienced Jemimah Rodrigues to replace all-rounder Amanjot Kaur.

New Zealand, who have already experienced two games being washed out, have decided to retain their current lineup for this encounter.

(With inputs from agencies.)