England Women Level Series 1-1 with 8-What Win Over India at Lord’s | Rain-affected match | England Women’s defeated India at Lord’s: ODI series 1-1 equal; Decisive match will be held in Chester-Le-Suret

In the second ODI played at Lord’s, the England Women’s team defeated India by 8 wickets. With this, the English team equaled 1-1 in the series. The match started late due to rain and the over for both teams were reduced to 29-29. India scored just 143 runs losing 8 wickets in 29 overs. At the same time, England were given a target of 115 runs in 24 overs due to rain. England achieved the target by scoring 116 runs at the loss of 2 wickets in 21 overs. India’s poor start to bat after losing the toss The Indian team started to bat after losing the toss. India’s first wicket was dismissed for 6 runs. On the fourth ball of the second over, M Earlot bowled Rawal and sent it to the pavilion. Rawal scored 3 runs facing 10 balls. After that Smriti Mandhana and Harleen Deol tried to handle the Indian innings. The two shared a 40 -run partnership for the second wicket. This partnership was broken by Sophie Eklestone in the 10th over. He dismissed Deol on a score of 46 by holding a catch on his own ball.

Deol scored 16 runs facing 24 balls. There was no major partnership after this. Although Mandhana stood at one end, Eclastone from the other end also followed Indian captain Harmanpreet (7) after Harleen. Jemima Rodrigues (3) and Richa Ghosh (2) also returned to the pavilion early. Due to which the score of the Indian team was 72 runs for five wickets for one wicket.

Mandhana scored 42 runs off 51 balls. After that Deepti Sharma tried to handle the innings. He shared a 26 -run partnership for the seventh wicket with Arundhati Reddy (14) during this period. Deepti played an unbeaten 30 off 34 balls, India’s score to 143 runs after 29 overs to 143 runs after 29 overs.

England easily won the match Initially England were to achieve a target of 144 runs in 29 overs, but due to rain again, the target was revised to 115 runs in 24 overs, when England scored 102 runs in 18.4 overs. England were given England to England with a fast start and shared 54 runs in 10 overs for the first wicket.

Buomont scored 34 runs in 35 balls, including 5 fours, but was dismissed by Sneh Rana. Captain Nate Skivor-Bunt also added 21 runs, but he was bowled by India’s Kranti Gaur.

The decisive battle will be held in the third match On July 22, the third ODI will be important for both teams. The England team has also gained a psychological lead before the decisive third ODI to be held in Chester-Le-Sted.

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