Australia pacer Megan Schutt has called out Harmanpreet Kaur’s claim that the Indian team’s body language was down during the Women’s T20 World Cup final.
Speaking to the media after the match, Kaur said that the Indian team’s body language was down during the match, which Schutt has strongly refuted.
“I’ll call bullshit on that,” Schutt said. “I thought our body language was really good. We were really positive and we were really up for the game. We were really excited to be playing in a World Cup final and I thought our body language was really good.”
Schutt also praised the Indian team for their performance in the tournament, saying that they had played some great cricket.
“I think India have played some really good cricket throughout the tournament,” she said. “They’ve been really consistent and they’ve been really tough to beat. We knew it was going to be a tough game and it was. We just managed to get over the line in the end.”
Schutt also praised the Indian team for their fighting spirit, saying that they never gave up and kept fighting until the very end.
“I think India showed a lot of fight,” she said. “They never gave up and they kept fighting until the very end. It was a great game of cricket and I’m really proud of the way we played.”
Schutt’s comments show that she has a great deal of respect for the Indian team and their performance in the tournament. It is clear that she believes that the Indian team’s body language was not down during the match, and that they fought hard until the very end.