India opener Smriti Mandhana took responsibility for the shot selection of her dismissal, which ultimately caused a late collapse that saw India lose a thrilling ICC Women's World Cup match to England by four runs in Indore on Sunday.

Chasing 289, India looked in control at one stage but fell short in the final overs, leaving the team and fans heartbroken.

Asked about the reason behind the collapse, Mandhana said, "Yeah, for sure, I mean it collapsed; everyone saw that. I think everyone's shot selections at that time -- we could have done better with our shot selections. Especially, it started with me, so I will take it on me that the shot selection should have been better. We just needed six per over. Maybe we should have taken the game deeper. So yeah, I mean I'll take it from myself b

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