India vs srilanka women

Hello and welcome to the coverage of India's tour of Sri Lanka. This was In the end, India has managed to calm its nerves to get through a tricky run-chase. Deepti Sharma and Pooja Vastrakar putting the lid on the Lankan spinners in the end after the sheer lack of runs on the board comes back to haunt the home side. Skipper Harmanpreet Kaur once against stemmed a collapse, however, her dismissal after a well-compiled 44 opened the floodgates once again. Nevertheless, India takes the 1-0 lead on the back of a refined bowling performance. IND 176/6 in 38 overs: Ranasinghe sends in a flat delivery and Vastrakar charges down to thump it all the way for a SIX! A single to follow. India three away from the win. A single and Vastarakar's back on strike. Vastrakar bludgeons the ball over long-on for a massive SIX and seals the chase for India! India needs 11 runs in 13 overs. IND 161/6 in 37 overs: Deepti and Vastrakar shed the big shots and continue to tread on singles. Dilhari darts one in and Deepti sweeps it to square-leg for a single. IND 156/6 in 36 overs: Rashmi strays down leg and Deepti employs a fine sweep for two runs. A good save down in the deep by Inoka Ranaweera. IND 152/6 in 35 overs: Dilhari finds the outside-edge off Deepti and the ball drifts past backward point for three runs. 150 up for India. The finish line is withing sight and India would hope this pair could seal the deal. IND 148/6 in 34 overs: Rashmi returns. She offers room to Vastrakar who slaps it dow...

"Jemimah is someone [who is very] experienced. I know she was not there during the World Cup 2022, but she is someone who is part of T20Is. She is keen to grab whatever opportunity comes her way, and we would like to provide all the players time to prepare for the Commonwealth Games, 2022," captain Harmanpreet said on the eve of the opening T20I. Shafali Verma will continue to kick off the proceedings with Mandhana while there are a number of all-rounders in the squad who will have to contribute in both the departments. There are 3 wicketkeepers in the squad and it will be a tough task for the team management to pick one in the playing XI. The young pace attack will have its task cut against the hosts. With the next edition of the T20 World Cup set to be played in February 2023, India have the task in hand to ink on the best players and finalise the squad for the ICC event. Even though India reached the final of the previous edition, there's a lot to be done going into the next year's event and the preparations for the tournament will kick off today.

3rd WT20I preview: The series already in their pocket, a confident India will look to complete a whitewash when they take on hosts Sri Lanka in the third and final women's T20 International here on Monday. The Harmanpreet Kaur-led outfit had thrashed the home team by 34 runs in the opening T20 and then followed it up with a dominating five-wicket win in the second game to take an unassailable 2-0 lead in the series. More importantly, the wins will be a morale booster for India ahead of the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham starting next month, where women's T20 cricket is set to make its debut. Bangladesh vs Afghanistan: Visitors confident of their chances in one-off Test without Rashid Khan Alick Athanaze, somersaulting Kevin Sinclair help West Indies to 3-0 UAE sweep India seem to have found the winning momentum, but they won't be entirely pleased with their performance in the series so far. While the bowlers have done a stellar job in the two games, India's batting has left a lot to be desired. Additionally, the Indians have been sloppy on the field. The bowling unit has been on the mark for India. The spinners have been sensational, making full use of the slow nature of the pitch. They had comfortably defended 138 in the opening game. Sri Lanka skipper Chamari Athapaththu (43) and opener Vishmi Gunaratne (45) presented the Indian bowling unit with a challenge as the duo put up a 87-run stand in the second game. But the Indian bowlers made a strong comeback as they gave ...

India face Sri Lanka in the Women's Asia Cup final at the Sylhet International Cricket Stadium on Saturday. Both teams had met during the round robin phase, and India won the game by 41 runs. India won five of their six games to take the top spot, while Sri Lanka finished third with 8 points. A ruthless Indian team would look to reassert its supremacy and aim to win an unprecedented seventh Asia Cup title. The track at the Sylhet stadium has been on the slower side where stroke-making is extremely difficult. In the round robin encounter between the two teams, India batted first and scored 150 and bowled out Sri Lanka for 109. When will the India vs Sri Lanka, Women's Asia Cup Final match be played? The India vs Sri Lanka, Women's Asia Cup Final match will be played on Saturday, October 15. Where will the India vs Sri Lanka, Women's Asia Cup Final match be played? The India vs Sri Lanka, Women's Asia Cup Final match will be played at the Sylhet International Cricket Stadium. What time will the India vs Sri Lanka, Women's Asia Cup Final match start? The India vs Sri Lanka, Women's Asia Cup Final will start at 1 PM IST. Which TV channels will broadcast the India vs Sri Lanka, Women's Asia Cup Final match? The India vs Sri Lanka, Women's Asia Cup Final match will be broadcasted on the Star Sports Network.

The Indian women’s cricket team will take on Sri Lanka in the third and final ODI of the three-match series in Pallekele on Thursday (July 7). The Harmanpreet Kaur-led side have already sealed the series by winning the first two matches. They would now like to win the final game of the tour as well to whitewash the Lankans.