IND vs Sl Turning Points: Indian team had lost 6 wickets on the score of 124 … Then who overturned, here is the turning point of the match

India was in trouble after scoring 124 runs for six wickets after losing four wickets in two overs but Amanjot Kaur (57 runs, 56 balls, five fours, one six) and Deepti Sharma (53 runs, 53 balls, three fours) shared a 103 -run partnership for the seventh wicket to bring India to a challenging score of 269 runs for eight wickets. Harleen Deol (48 runs, 64 balls, six fours) also played a great innings.

Sri Lanka collapsed at 211 chasing India’s target of 271 runs
Chasing India’s 271 -run target of India under Duckworth Lewis method, Sri Lankan team was reduced to 211 runs in 45.4 overs in front of the out of 45.4 overs in front of the off -spinners Deepti (three wickets for 54 runs) and Sneh Rana (two for 32 runs) and left -arm spinner Mr. Charani (two wickets for 37 runs) (two wickets). Captain Chamari Attapattu was the top scorer of the team by scoring 43 runs while Nilakshika Silva scored 35 runs. Deepti, the best player of the match, said that his partnership with Amanjot proved to be very important amid the fall of wickets.

‘I wanted to make a long partnership’
Deepti Sharma said, ‘This (partnership with Amanjot) proved to be a turning point. Because wickets were falling continuously. I wanted to make a long partnership (and wanted to bat for 47-48th over). We did the plan we had made. Deepti said that there was no pressure on her during this innings.

‘I was not under pressure at all’
Deepti said, ‘I was not under pressure at all because I have a habit of such innings and circumstances. I have played such an innings before and that partnership with Amanjot was important. I do not feel any pressure, I enjoy my batting. In the context of my bowling, he said, ‘I have faith in my stock balls on this type of pitch and I try to bowl at the stump using my strength. The first match always creates atmosphere and this match has revealed many positive things and hope that we will continue to perform in the same way in the rest of the tournaments and will win the same way.’