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England defeated Team India by 8 wickets in the second ODI on Saturday night. The match was played for 29-29 overs due to rain. Team India could score only 143 runs for 8 wickets in 29 overs after playing first in this match. After this, England scored 116 runs for 2 wickets in 21 overs that it rained again. After this, England won from DLS. England has now equaled 1-1 in the three-match ODI series. The third and decisive match of the series will be played on July 22 in Chester-Le-Street.
London received a lot of rain on Saturday. Because of this, the match could not start on time. After a long delay, the match tossed and the match was 29-29 overs. The Indian women’s team scored 143 for eight wickets in the second ODI of 29 overs affected by openers Smriti Mandhana (42) and Deepti Sharma (30 not out) for India.
Amy Jones played a match winning innings for England
Initially, England had a target of 144 runs in 29 overs, but when England team had 102 runs for one wicket in 18.4 overs, then suddenly the rain came and then the target was revised to 115 runs in 24 overs. Host England won the match by achieving the revised target in 21 overs.
For England, Amy Jones scored an unbeaten 46 off 57 balls. 5 fours came out of his bat. At the same time, the Tammy Beument scored 34 runs in 35 balls with the help of 5 fours. Captain Nate Cyver Brant scored 21 runs in 25 balls. Two fours came out of his bat. Sophia Dunkli returned unbeaten on 9 runs with the help of two fours in 9 balls.
This is the condition of Indian innings
Earlier, in bowling for England, fast bowler M Earlot (two wickets for 26) bowled Pratika Rawal (three) in the second over of the innings and gave India a big blow. Mandhana and Harleen Deol (16) tried to return the team by shaking 40 runs for the second wicket. This partnership was broken by Sophie Eklestone in the 10th over. He took three wickets for 27 runs.
After the breakdown of this partnership, the fall of wickets started. Mandhana stood at one end, but Eklestone from the other end also walked Indian captain Harmanpreet (seven) after Harleen. Jemima Rodrigues (three) and Richa Ghosh (two) also returned to the pavilion early, causing the Indian team’s score to 72 runs for five wickets for one wicket.
Before the completion of the team’s runs, Mandhana showed the path of the pavilion by Linson Smith. Mandhana hit five fours in an innings of 42 runs in 51 balls. Deepti Sharma kept one end after this and two fours in 34 balls took the team’s score to 140 runs with an unbeaten innings. Deepti remained unbeaten on 30 runs. He shared a 26 -run partnership for the seventh wicket with Arundhati Reddy (14) during this period.