"Batting first we would like to pile up more than 270 and bowling first we would like to restrict the hosts to less than 250," she told reporters on the eve of the first match.
Bates said she is happy with yesterday's win against India 'A' on a turning track.
"We couldn't have asked for better preparation because the ball was spinning and our batters faced the challenge well. We started on a winning note, so we are happy," she said.
"We have potential batsmen in our line-up who can score at a brisk pace. Our bowling option is very strong too. We have two good spinners and pacers, and also part-time spinners, who could be handy in these turning conditions," she said.
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