India Women 156 (Rodrigues 46, Kaur 63; Priyadarshani 3/24, Siriwardene 3/19).
Sri Lanka Women 134/5 (Patil 3/36) lost to India Women 137/3 (Patil 54*).
After a tight spell of bowling from seamer Arundhati Reddy had kept Sri Lanka to 131/8, Rodrigues’ second half-century got India women home.
India Women 166/8 (Bhatia 46; Prabodhani 2/18) beat Sri Lanka Women 155 Lokusuriyage 45; Poonam 4/26).
Bhatia got 46 and Anuja 34, but it was Rodrigues who provided the initial blast. Atapattu finished with 2/34 and held 2 catches.
Australian skipper Meg Lanning lavished praise on Jemimah, terming her as exciting talent.
Schutt became the first woman from Australia and seventh overall to take a hat-trick in T20Is.
She became first woman from Australia and seventh overall to take a T20I hat-trick.
Jemimah Rodrigues was a star in the making even before India Women left for South Africa. Her performances in domestic cricket had already made her a star.
All that Jemimah hopes now is to continue the momentum in ODIs as well, if she makes it to the XI.