Women of India gave A. Getting 4-cicat win over women of England At Rose Bowl on Wednesday, successfully pursued a challenging clan to take a 1-0 lead in the three-match ODI series.
England’s innings: A tail of recovery
After elections to win and batting the toss, England’s innings left for a rocky start, both openers Tammy Beomon and Amy Jones cheaply lost to India’s Kranti Gaud. Gaud’s impressive opening mantra (2/55) put England under pressure at 20/2. A 71 -run stable partnership between Emma Lamb (39) and Natalie Skylar (41) rebuilt the innings, but India’s spinners returned. Sneh Rana was particularly effective, taking two important wickets for just 31 runs to leave England at 97/4.
Sophia Dunkle and Ellis Davidson-Richards changed the pace for a brilliant 106-run partnership for the fifth wicket. Dunkle was an anchor, who was top-scoring with 83 runs scored by 83 runs off 92 balls, while Davidson-Richards provided excellent support with a well-made 53. His efforts inspired England for a 258/6 competitive clan, with late cameo from Sophie Eclestone (23 of 19).
India chase: Deepti Sharma’s heroine
India’s chase began with a solid start with opener Pratika Rawal (36) and Smriti Madhana (28). However, the England bowlers fought back, raising wickets at regular intervals and chased in suspicion. A couple of a major wickets, including a run-out and captain Harmanpreet Kaur, saw the middle order of India.
With a score at 124/4, the match was in balance. So he was Deepti Sharma And Jemimah Rodrigues (48) shared a match winning partnership. The pair added a significant 90 runs, navigated the pressure in peace and kept the scoreboard tired. Although Rodrigues decreased by fifty, Deepti Sharma took over. Displaying the extraordinary composition, he anchored the innings with a magnificent, unbeaten half a century. His 62 runs off 64 balls, including three fours and only six of the match, won India with 4 wickets and 10 balls in hand.
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Deepti Sharma was named the Player of the Match for an unbeaten knock winning her match.
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Jeet has given India a 1-0 lead in the series. Both teams will now be the head of Lord’s for the second ODI on Saturday, 19 July.
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