India Women’s white ball attack England Saturday, June 28, begins with a five -match T20I series starting from 2025. This tour is an important preparation for both teams. ICC Women’s World CupIt was determined in India later this year. The T20I series will be followed by an ODI series of three matches, which will end on 22 July. Harmanpreet Kaur Leading the Indian side, while Nut Skiver Kara Is captain for England. Next to the T20i series, here are five major players to see in the smallest format chain between England and India.
Top 5 major battles to look out in Eng vs IND Women’s T20I series
1. Smriti Mandana vs Sophie Aclestone
- This is a classic fight between two of the world’s best among his respective crafts. Smriti MandanaElegant left -handed openers for India are known for their ability to score quickly in their beautiful strokeplays and powerplays. He has a strong record in England, which is more than 29.38 in T20I. After a good warm-up innings of 47 against ECB Xi, her confidence would be greater, including 10 fours, which had her ability to be suited to her form and English conditions with red balls. Against his fight Sophie EclestoneThe world’s number one rank T20 Eye bowler will be a treatment to see.
- Eclestone, a left -arm orthodox is a master of spinner, control and deception. She can spin the ball in both ways and is a difficult bowler to get away, especially in the middle overs. His return to the squad after a break is a massive boost to England. The aggressive approach of the mandal will be tested by tight lines and lengths of allstones. The key for Mandan will not be allowed to be organized, but will also need to be careful with the spinner’s ability to take wickets. In his T20i encounters, Mandana has a good record against Eclestone, but the spinner has once succeeded in rejecting him, who share tight competition.
2. Shafli Verma vs Lauren Bell
- It is an attractive matchup between a dynamic, attacking batsman and a fast, exact bowler. Shafali VermaThe young Indian opener is a fearless batsman who likes to take bowlers with the first ball. Her power-touching capacity is unmatched, and she can change the match syllabus in a few overs. In his recent form Women’s Premier League (WPL)Where she was the prominent Indian run-scorer, she recalled the squad. Will have to face Lauren BellEngland’s right-hand fast-meadium bowler, who is going to take wickets for his team.
- Bell’s strength lies in his speed and the ability to barely hit the deck, which can cause bounce that can bother the batsmen. Shafali’s aggressive mindset against vine speed and discipline will be a great competition. If the vine can pitch the ball and get it to swing, it can pose a serious threat to Shafali. To be successful for Shafali, she will need to be careful with her shot selection and will not go for aerial shot very quickly in the innings.
3. Nut Skiver-Bunt vs. Amjot Kaur
- This fight will be tested for skills and a clash of all -rounders. Skver-Brant is a world-class all-rounder who may dominate both bat and ball. He is a powerful middle-order batsman who is known for the ability to play big shots and finish the game. Despite the absence of bowling in the series due to Achilles injury, his batting form is scary, as shown by 523 runs in WPL. Will have to face Amjhot KaurA talented Indian all -rounder. While he is a right-arm medium-fast bowler, who can provide useful successes, his primary role will be to restrict runs in mid-overs.
- She has the ability to swing the ball and may be effective with her variations. The challenge for Amanjot will include aggressive hitting of skiver-arm. The experience and power of the skiver-buunt will be a major challenge for young Amanjot. The key for Amanjot will not be to bowl in the right areas and not to give any width to free your arms. In their WPL encounters, they played for the same team, which led to the straight head-from data unavailable, but their performance against each other in this series will be a significant turn for teams.
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4. Dani Visht vs Arundhati Reddy
- It is an attractive battle between an experienced opener and an experienced pacer once again identifying him. Danny Wet There is a fierce and destructive top-order batter for England that prefers to score quickly from the beginning. She has two T20I centers named after her and she is known for killing her cleanly. His ability to capitalize on the powerplay overs is important for England’s success. She will face Arundhati ReddyA right-arm medium-fast bowler from India who has been recalled to the squad.
- Reddy’s strength has the ability to bowl with a decent speed and bowl a tight line and length. The key for Reddy will have to get its line and length right against aggressive details. Witut has shown her vulnerability for the swinging ball, so if Reddy can get to move the ball, she can cause some problems for Wet.
5. Harmanpreet Kaur vs Charlie Dean
- It is a classic Captain-Banam-spinner duality. Harmanpreet KaurThe Indian captain is one of the most powerful strikers of the ball in women’s cricket. He has the ability to hit sixes in Will and is a master in chasing big yogas. Her form in WPL recently, where she inspired Mumbai Indians to title, will give them great confidence. He will be against Charlie DeanA right-arm of-break spinner for England.
- Dean is a smart bowler who can bowl with great control and cheat batsmen with his flight and twist. His ability to take wickets in mid -overs is a major assets for England. For Harmanpreet, the key will be to use her feet and try to disturb the Dean rhythm. If she can reach the top of Dean, it can put a lot of pressure on the English bowling attack. However, if Dean can keep Harmanpreet calm and force her to a mistake, he can be a game-changer for England. This fight will be a strategic, as Harmanpreet will look to be big and dominated, while Dean will try to exclude it with his changes and control.
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