India Women Vs Australia Women, 2nd ODI: Worrying Scenes In Mumbai As Sneh Rana Leaves Field After Heavy Collision With Pooja Vastrakar

Sneh Rana, according to reports, was vomiting and complaining about nausea. Harleen Deol replaced her as a concussion substitute during the India Women vs Australia Women, second ODI cricket match at Wankhede Stadium

Outlook Sports Desk

Updated on: 30 December 2023 7:42 pm

India's Sneh Rana (c) leaves the field

Indian women's cricket team player Sneh Rana had a nasty collision with Pooja Vastrakar during their 2nd ODI match against Australia women's on Saturday at Mumbai's Wankhede Stadium which led to Rana leaving the field due to nausea. (Scorecard | More Cricket News)

Sneh Rana, who completed her quota of 10 overs after the collision, was reportedly vomiting and complaining about nausea. She has been taken to the hospital. Harleen Deol has been named as a concussion substitute.

The incident happened in the 25th over of the Australian innings. Rana, who was fielding at backward point, collided head-on with Pooja Vastrakar, who was placed at short third, while both tried t field a Beth Mooney shot.

After the collision, Rana remained on the ground for some time and then left the field with the help of physios. Rana, surprisingly, returned to bowl six more overs. She took figures of 1/59, Ashleigh Gardner, being the lone wicket.

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𝗨𝗣𝗗𝗔𝗧𝗘: Sneh Rana complained of headache after a collision while fielding during the second ODI against Australia.

She has been taken for scans and she will not take any further part in the ongoing ODI.

Harleen Deol has been named as a concussion substitute.#INDvAUS pic.twitter.com/iD5aECuigD
— BCCI Women (@BCCIWomen) December 30, 2023

"Sneh Rana complained of headache after a collision while fielding during the second ODI against Australia. She has been taken for scans and she will not take any further part in the ongoing ODI," the BCCI said in a statement.

Rana, 29, made her India debut in a Women's ODI match against Sri Lanka in Visakhapatnam on January 19, 2014. She was taking the field against Australia in Mumbai for her 27th ODI. She has also played three Tests and 25 T20Is.

The bowling all-rounder from Dehra Dun, in Uttarakhand, has 66 taken wickets so far (13 in Tests, 29 in ODIs and 24 in T20Is), and scored 402 runs (121; 205; 76) in 54 international matches.