New Zealand pacer Lea Tahuhu believes that Thursday’s match against India was the first time in the ongoing tournament, their bowling attack clicked in unison.
 
Lea was the best bowler of the day for New Zealand, taking 3-17 in her 10 overs and was also supported by Amelia Kerr, who took 3-56. 

“We had a bit of success against them [India] in Queenstown. So, I was sort of looking at that blueprint and seeing what we did well, and we know that in this tournament, you’ve got to get sort of the big runs to stay in the game and then I think our bowling unit probably clicked for the first time in this tournament,” said Lea  after the match.