Australia's women's cricket team set a record of 338 for 7 against India, while India's women's team restricted Australia to 258 for 8. Deepti Sharma was key in this, taking five wickets for 38 runs. Despite the Australian team's strong start, India's women's team managed to stage a comeback, with Pooja Vastrakar, Shreyanka Patil, and Sneha Rana taking wickets in addition to Sharma. In contrast, the Indian women's team faced a challenging series, trailing 0-1 against Australia after the first game. The pitch was dry, with grass and soil underneath, and it favored spinners. The second game of the series was challenging for both teams.