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Tess Flintof's twin blows dashed India 'A's hopes on the final day.
India ‘A’ ended the penultimate day on 149/6 at stumps and need 140 more runs to win.
Kate Peterson's impactful 12-5-16-5 handed Australia 'A' a vital 28-run lead in the first innings.
Priya and Minnu struck repeatedly to have Australia ‘A’ in tatters at 144/8, before Kate Peterson (26) and Grace Parsons (35) shared a 60-run stand off 111 balls to take them past 200.
Earlier, a 104-run partnership between Tejal and Raghvi helped India 'A' overcome a shaky start.
The squad also consists of Kerala player S Sajana.
Australia 'A' gave a better account of themselves on an eased out third day track, despite being reduced to 25/ 3, ending on 305/4 riding on Ben McDermott and Jack Wildermuth's unbeaten centuries.
Australia 'A' were bowled out for 108 in reply to India's first innings total of 194.
Green was later withdrawn from the match with batsman Patrick Rowe named as the concussion replacement.
The seasoned Ajinkya Rahane is leading the team against Australia 'A' at the Sydney Cricket Ground.