After the emotions of the supercharged winning moments had cooled down a little bit after India’s world record run-chase in the semifinal against Australia in Navi Mumbai, captain Harmanpreet Kaur walked up to the broadcasters JioHotstar for an interview. In response to the first question on what shifted in India’s campaign to bounce back from three straight defeats, Harmanpreet gestured to head coach Amol Muzumdar standing to her left. “First of all, after losing against England, I didn’t say a word in the dressing room, only he was speaking,” she said sheepishly, and added: “Sir can tell you about it better.” Then both of them burst out laughing. “OK, I’ll take over from here, Harman,” Muzumdar said. “Just had a little chat with the players.” Then Harmanpreet interjected, this time more animatedly pointing fingers, evidently imitating how the usually mild-mannered Muzumdar was not happy. “You! You should have finished the match.” Muzumdar added: “Yes, I did say a few things in the dressing room but it was in good spirit.” “That day, sir was a …