IND vs Eng Shubhman Gill Harmanpreet Kaur Why Indian Team hangs in Lord’s, Harmanpreet also lost after Shubman Gill

EnglandThese Lords do not agree, just 5 days ago, the hearts of many players including Shubman Gill were filled with eyes on this ground that this ground gave them another shock. The first men’s team loses the Test by 22 runs on July 14 and again on July 19, the ground of Lord’s supports its team and this time it was the turn of Harmanpreet and his team.

Indian captain Harmanpreet and his team hoped that they would take revenge on the male team’s defeat on this ground and will also be in their names after winning the first match of the series. The Indian team suffered defeat between the rain and clouds, and the genie of Lord’s was again defeated by an Indian team. By the way, it is surprising that this was the second win of the England women’s team in Lord’s in the last 15 years.

England won the toss again boss

England won the toss between the clouds’ eyes Michauli and decided to bowl the puzzle. The match was scheduled to be 29-29 overs due to rain. The Indian team scored 143 runs for 8 wickets with the help of Smriti Mandhana’s innings of 42 runs and Deepti Sharma’s 30 runs in the final over. Due to the rain again, England got a target of 115 runs in 24 overs, which his batsmen achieved in 21 overs. In England’s victory, Amy Jones and Tammy Buomont played a big role, who added 54 runs for the first wicket. England’s wickets kept falling but Jones stood at the crease and returned to Pavilion after winning the match with Sophia Dunkley.

Sophia’s spin magic

Everything was going well in the Indian innings until Sophie was called for bowling. Smriti Mandhana and Harleen Deol had added 40 runs for the second wicket when Sophie Eklestone was called for bowling in the 10th over. Sophie first also walked Harleen and then captain Harmanpreet and this is where the Indian innings collapsed. Although Deepti struggled till the end, the wicket falling at regular intervals did not allow the Bharatit innings to be able to wonder. Sophie was adjudged the Woman of the Match for her brilliant spin bowling. The third and decisive match of the series will now be played on July 22 in Chester-Li-Stret.