Harmanpreet Kaur: India lacked match practice, will need time to get back into rhythm

The 31-year-old conceded that her side was guilty of throwing away their wickets and lacked partnerships with both bat and ball. "When you are playing after a long time there are chances were you can collapse but they bowled well and we threw our wickets. As a bowling unit, there were no partnership, you need partnership whether it is bowling or batting," she said. "Today I felt our bowling was also not upto the mark, our spinners are good but it can happen if you are playing after a long time, sometimes things cannot be in your favour. We had a bad day today, whatever we were doing, we couldn't execute it."

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