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BATTING R B M 4s 6s SR Smriti Mandhana lbw b Ecclestone 35 58 94 4 0 60.34 Yastika Bhatia b Shrubsole 8 11 20 1 0 72.72 Mithali Raj (c) c Dunkley b Shrubsole 1 5 10 0 0 20.00 Deepti Sharma run out (Cross) 0 10 11 0 0 0.00 Harmanpreet Kaur c †Jones b Dean 14 26 36 2 0 53.84 Sneh Rana c †Jones b Dean 0 2 3 0 0 0.00 Richa Ghosh † run out (Sciver) 33 56 59 5 0 58.92 Pooja Vastrakar lbw b Dean 6 9 12 0 0 66.66 Jhulan Goswami c Wyatt b Cross 20 26 35 2 1 76.92 Meghna Singh b Dean 3 12 12 0 0 25.00 Rajeshwari Gayakwad not out 1 3 8 0 0 33.33 Extras (lb 3, w 10) 13 TOTAL 36.2 Ov (RR: 3.68) 134 Fall of wickets: 1-18 (Yastika Bhatia, 3.4 ov) , 2-25 (Mithali Raj, 5.2 ov) , 3-28 (Deepti Sharma, 7.6 ov) , 4-61 (Harmanpreet Kaur, 16.2 ov) , 5-61 (Sneh Rana, 16.4 ov) , 6-71 (Smriti Mandhana, 21.4 ov) , 7-86 (Pooja Vastrakar, 24.3 ov) , 8-123 (Richa Ghosh, 33.1 ov) , 9-129 (Jhulan Goswami, 33.5 ov) , 10-134 (Meghna Singh, 36.2 ov) BOWLING O M R W ECON 0s 4s 6s WD NB Katherine Sciver-Brunt 4 0 18 0 4.50 16 2 0 1 0 Anya Shrubsole 6 1 20 2 3.33 29 3 0 2 0 5.2 toM Raj, big wicket and Mithali is out early again. Full outside off, she drives and can't keep it down, low grab coming forward at cover-point. No doubts about the catch, straight in to the hands. The third umpire confirms the same. England on top. 25/2 Nat Sciver-Brunt 4 0 16 0 4.00 16 1 0 2 0 Sophie Ecclestone 9 1 27 1 3.00 39 3 0 1 0 21.4 toS Mandhana, Huge appeal, given! Was the impact in line? Is height a factor? Mandhana reviews....

India Women vs England Women, Highlights: IND beat ENG by 16 runs in controversial fashion India Women vs England Women, 3rd ODI, Highlights: That's all we have for you from this game. Quite a controversial end to the game, but it is what it is. India win by 16 runs in a fitting farewell to Jhulan Goswami, complete series sweep 3-0. That's all we have for you from this game. Goodbye! India vs England LIVE Score Wait, what has happened there? India have won the match by 16 runs, to complete series sweep 3-0, but in quite a deamatic fashion. Deepti Sharma, while bowling the fourth ball of her over, sees Charlotte Dean coming out of crease and coming forward before she completes run-up, and Deepti knocks the bails off in a calm manner. The England crowd is not happy, and Dean is in tears as the umpires give this OUT. A win for India in controversial circumstances. IND vs ENG 3rd ODI LIVE Score OUT! Wow! What a brilliant, spectacular catch by Harleen Deol to get rid of Amy Jones. Renuka Singh delivered this ball, and Amy smashed this towards deep midwicket, where the fielder took the catch in some fashion, putting up a diving effort for it. Jones c Harleen Deol b Renuka Singh 28 INDW vs ENGW LIVE Score OUT! Excellent review by England after an LBW appeal against Harleen Deol off Freya Davies' bowling is turned down. Once the ball is found to have struck the front pad first, it's a cakewalk of a decision for the TV umpire. Harleen departs for 3 as India lose their fourth wicket...

The The series would probably have more attention than any other bilateral series that the Indian Women have played in their careers. The team and the newly-appointed coach Romesh Powar are confident that they can do well in their second bilateral series. History Surprisingly, the Indian Women, who have played far less Test cricket than the When it comes to ODI cricket, the two teams are quite at par with the English having an upper hand. In 69 IND W vs ENG W ODIs, the Indians have won 30 and lost 37. The remaining two games ended as ‘No Result’. In T20I cricket, England Women have been hugely dominating with 15 wins and just 4 losses in 19 matches against the Indian side. However, it could change a bit after the upcoming series as these two teams haven’t played each other in a T20I in England since 2012. Format The India women's cricket team are scheduled to tour England to play against the England women's cricket team in September 2022. The tour is scheduled to consist of three Women's One Day Internationals (WODIs) and three Women's Twenty20 Internationals (WT20Is). The WODI matches are part of 2022–2025 ICC Women's Championship, with the final match of the tour taking place at Lord's.

India Women vs England Women 3rd ODI Highlights: India Beat England In Jhulan Goswami's Farewell, Sweep Series 3-0 | Cricket News menu arrow-down reddit snapchat twitter facebook comments email printer search bell top-nav reddit-fill snapchat-fill twitter-fill facebook-fill share whatsapp-fill bookmark India Women vs England Women 3rd ODI Highlights: India Beat England In Jhulan Goswami's Farewell, Sweep Series 3-0 India Women vs England Women, 3rd ODI Highlights: India defeated England by 16 runs in Jhulan Goswami's final international appearance, at the Lord's Cricket Stadium • • Updated: September 24, 2022 11:11 PM IST India Women vs England Women 3rd ODI Highlights: India defeated England by 16 runs in Jhulan Goswami's final international appearance, at the Lord's Cricket Stadium. Chasing a target 170, England had slumped to 103 for eight. However, captain Amy Jones and Charlie Dean put on a rearguard to frustrate the Indian bowlers. Jones was dismissed on 28 by Renuka, who was the pick of the bowlers with four wickets to her name. Dean, however, threatened to take the game away from India, before she was run-out ina controversial manner on 47 by Deepti Sharma. Earlier, England bundled out India for 169 runs despite fifties from Smriti Mandhana and Deepti. Smriti scored 50 runs while Deepti remained not out on 68. Meanwhile, Jhulan Goswami was dismissed for a first-ball duck in her final international match. For England, Kate Cross returned figures of 4 for 26, while F...

Sneh Rana’s superb death bowling helped India edge out England by four runs to reach the maiden women’s T20 cricket final in Commonwealth Games. | Photo Credit: Getty Images Sneh Rana’s superb death bowling helped India edge out England by four runs to reach the maiden women’s T20 cricket final in Commonwealth Games. | Photo Credit: Getty Images What a spell of bowling from Sneh Rana at the death. Sciver who held the anchor down well throughout the chase erred at a crucial juncture in the end. India’s sloppy fielding and bowling in the initial overs notwithstanding, Rana’s simple and effective bowling kept India a quarter above the host at the finish line. Harmanpreet Kaur: I had to be fired up, because if I am charged the team would be involved and they’d never think we’re out of the game. Shefali did well in patches, sometimes it’s hard to go when you don’t get strike. She’ll learn about staying in and how to overcome such situations. But Smriti was fantastic. Jemimah is a fighter, these things happen. She will be fine, she got a little strain on her hand but she will be fine. (On Shefali bowling) She’s very confident, we need someone who asks to bowl. You need to mix up the pace, so we tried to use her to vary the pace. One of her overs went well but the other was expensive. (On being asked if she’ll watch the second Semi-final) I will watch the next semi-final, to learn from it and make our plans. Smriti Mandhana: I was trying to remember the last-ball matches and hope...

Heather Knight Bit of relief, we needed that but it was a bit sloppy. We were disappointed with our fielding was going. But good to see the team do well. Our bowlers were outstanding, wasn't an easy pitch to bat on but Ecclestone and Dean made it difficult. The pitch was slow, was tricky and I really wanted to finish it off today. Congratulations to Goswami for her milestone. The cricket gods seemed to be on our side. Nat was outstanding, took the pressure off me on a tricky wicket. Mithali Raj We definitely didn't have partnership at the top of order, despite getting what we wanted after losing the toss. When you lose, you always think you are short of runs. The thought of putting 200+, the match could have gone either ways. Every game as a fielding unit we are doing well and we hope to continue to do that. Batting is a concern but we'll to address that next match, knowing we are playing a team that hasn't lost to anyone. Congratulations to Jhulan for the (250 ODI wickets) milestone, knowing how difficult it is for bowlers to take the field for so long in career. India failed their batting test against England; a sterner test against Australia awaits next up. Smriti Mandhana and Richa Ghosh were the only positives with the bat, apart from Jhulan Goswami. But this game is a big props to their bowling, that managed to stumble England six times before they crossed the line. One could only imagine what would have happened had the target been a little more than the meagre 135....

India tour of England 2025: Lord’s, Oval, Headingley among five centres for Tests India is set to tour England for five Tests in June 2025 and these matches will be played at Lord’s, The Oval, Edgbaston, Headingley and the Old Trafford for the Pataudi Trophy. Published : Jun 14, 2023 16:49 IST , LONDON - 2 MINS READ The hallowed Lord’s, iconic Oval, seamer-friendly Headingley are among the five centres where the Indian cricket team will play its Test matches during its 2025 tour, England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) announced on Wednesday. The ECB announced its home calendar for the seven-year cycle between 2025-2031 involving its men’s and women’s teams. Rose Bowl to host first Ashes Test in 2027 According to the ICC FTP, India is set to tour England for five Tests in June 2025 and ECB said in a release that these matches will be played at Lord’s, The Oval (both in London), Edgbaston (Birmingham), Headingley (Leeds) and the Old Trafford (Manchester) for the Pataudi Trophy. The Rose Bowl in Southampton, where India lost the first World Test Championship final to New Zealand two years ago, replaces Headingley as a venue for the series in 2029, while the other four venues — Lord’s, The Oval, Edgbaston and Old Trafford — remain the same. “By announcing arrangements for the next seven years, we are also giving venues long-term certainty so that they can invest sustainably into stadium improvements and improved fan experiences,” said Richard Gould, ECB CEO. India is the only s...