Match Details

ENGW vs INDW 2nd Match, INDW vs ENGW 2022

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ENGW
245-1044.2
India Women won by 88 runs 🏆
INDW
50.0333-5
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42nd Over:
4
1
1
4
0
1
 
= 11
43rd Over:
0
0
1
2
1
2
 
= 6
Last Over:
1
1
0
0
0
0
 
= 2
This Over:
0
W
 
= 0
ENGWENGW - 2nd Innings
SessionOpenPASS
10 Over 5666
15 Over 9395
20 Over 125119
25 Over 149142
30 Over 174168
35 Over 190193
INDWINDW - 1st Innings
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10 Over 4460
20 Over 106104
30 Over 145151
35 Over 180176
40 Over 209212
50 Over 279333

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That's it from this game with the India Women winning this by 88 runs and clinching the series with a game to spare. Both teams will be back at Lord's on Saturday for the third and final ODI. Do join us for that clash and for all other cricketing action across the globe in our network. For now, this is me Ayan Chatterjee signing off on behalf of my esteemed co-commentators, Akshaya Krishna Polya and Hitesh Peddurwar. Our scorer/analyst was Yogesh Kumar. Stay safe, happy, and cool. Until next time, goodnight and cheers!   
Harmanpreet Kaur (India Women Skipper and Player of the Match): "Definitely. It is very special for us. We wanted to win here and the girls are enjoying and putting up a great performance. I am enjoying the leadership and I am 100% committed to it. I think it was not easy to bat on. I hung in there and scored a magnificent hundred after that.

I think Harleen is a talent for us and she gave me support initially. Renuka is a talent and giving us wickets early on always helps us.

I think so. We will miss her. She is a great player and always performs for us. It's fitting that we finish at Lord's since many of the girls haven't played there. Jhulu will retire as well. So, it will be fitting that we finish there and have a grand celebration for us and Jhulan."
Harmanpreet Kaur is the Player of the Match.  
Amy Jones (England Women Captain): "Yeah, Every loss is really tough. They played really well. Harmanpreet Kaur was finding boundaries everywhere.  We needed match-winning innings, we needed to build the partnership, but we failed today.

Our bowlers are young it will be good learning for them. Inexperience brings some inconsistency, and coming against such a good batting group is really tough. We have seen in the T20 series that we bowled pretty well" 
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A clinical performance from the Indian Women's Team as they thrash the hosts England here at Canterbury to win the contest by 88 runs. With it, they win the series 2-0 with a game to spare. This is India's second series win in England and their first since 1999.  
 
Chasing a massive score of 334 for the win, England Women never got going as they lost Tammy Beaumont run-out for 6 runs. Sophie Dunkley went for a single. Emma Lamb was there for a while for 15 runs. Alice Capsey scored 39 runs while Danielle Wyatt was the star with her 65 off 58 balls. Skipper and keeper batter showed signs of getting back into form with her 39. Freya Kemp on her debut scored 12. Charlie Dean had fun out there for her 37 off 44 balls. Kate Cross and Lauren Bell got into double figures, but it was a bridge too far as England were eventually bowled out for 245 in 44.2 overs. 

The Indian bowlers bowled well. Renuka Singh Thakur was the pick of the bowlers with 4-57 in 10 overs. Hemalatha picked up a couple of wickets towards the end. Deepti Sharma and Shafali Verma had a wicket under their name. There were two run-outs to show for as well as India were disciplined giving away 5 extras thereby winning the contest easily in the end. 

India Women put into bat first by Amy Jones lost Shafali Verma for 8 to Kate Cross. Smriti Mandhana and Yastika Bhatia brought India back on track with a 54-run stand before Bhatia fell to Charlie Dean for 26 runs. Mandhana fell for 40 when the score was 99. But from thereon, it was the Harmanpreet Kaur show. The skipper of India played a majestic knock of 143* off 111 balls to power India to a huge total. Harleen Deol supported her with a brilliant 58 as he put on 113 runs for the fourth wicket. Pooja Vastrakar contributed with 18 while Deepti Sharma remained unbeaten with 15. 25 extras also contributed to the total of 333-5. This was Kaur’s 5th ODI ton and her second against England as India reached their highest total against England. Kaur got her last 43 runs in just 11 balls.

Charlie Dean was the pick of the bowlers with 1-39. A wicket apiece for the other bowlers used by England, but they all went the distance including Sophie Ecclestone. India scored 62 runs in the last three overs and that really broke the heart of England.  So, India wins this by 88 runs to win the series 2-0 with a game to spare. 

Stick around for the post-match presentation ceremony that comes your way soon.  

44.2 D Hemalatha to C Dean
W WICKETTT!!! And that's it. All over for England Women! India Women win by 88 runs. Good length delivery and outside the off. Dean comes down the track and tries to whack it out of the fence. But doesn't get any bat on that one as the wicketkeeper does the rest. Dean gets stumped out, and Hemalatha gets her second wicket. India Women's first ODI series win in England since 1999!
44.1 D Hemalatha to C Dean
0 Hemalatha is back and over the wicket she comes. Slow, short and outside the off. Dean cuts it straight to the fielder at covers.
Over to Akshaya through to the end of the match.
OVER 44
England Women
245/9
Lauren Bell
11(16)
Charlie Dean
37(42)
Deepti Sharma
1-40(7.0)
43.6 D Sharma to L Bell
0 Tossed up on the leg stump line, Bell pushes it towards right of the bowler.
43.5 D Sharma to L Bell
0 Fuller length delivery, outside the off-stump line, turning into the batter, Bell tries to nudge it on the leg side but misses it.
43.4 D Sharma to L Bell
0 Pitched up on the off-stump line, Bell drives it towards short covers.
43.3 D Sharma to L Bell
0 Fuller length delivery outside the off-stump line, Bell tries to drive it on the off-side but gets beaten.
43.2 D Sharma to C Dean
1 Flighted on the off-stump line, Dean hits it uppishly towards long-off for a single.
43.1 D Sharma to L Bell
1 Fuller on the leg stump line, Bell glances it towards short fine leg for a single.
Deepti Sharma is back in the attack.
OVER 43
England Women
243/9
Charlie Dean
36(41)
Lauren Bell
10(11)
Pooja Vastrakar
0-45(7.0)
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