Chandigarh, Feb. 28 -- For much of the first innings in the second ODI at Hobart, India Women appeared to be building a total based on patience, recovery and resolve. But by the end, Australia Women once again underlined why they remain the gold standard in the modern game. On Friday, the hosts sealed a five-wicket victory to clinch the ODI series and move 6-4 ahead in the multi-format contest. Choosing once again to set a target, India posted 251 for 9 in 50 overs. Without opener Shafali Verma, the responsibility at the top grew heavier. Pratika Rawal (52 off 81) and Harmanpreet Kaur (54 off 70) answered that call with composed half-centuries, steadying the innings at crucial junctures. Yet, on a surface that offered value for strokes, the...