All hell broke loose after the Indian women's cricket team lost their third match in a row in the Women's ODI World Cup on Sunday, October 19. The Harmanpreet Kaur-led side faltered in a chase of 289 runs on a flat batting pitch at Indore's Holkar Stadium, falling just 4 runs short in what could have been a crucial victory.
A wave of criticism followed the team’s successive losses to South Africa, Australia, and England — all on home soil, during a highly anticipated World Cup campaign. While the team still has a mathematical chance to reach the top four, fans and commentators alike were quick to label their perfor
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