England beat India in The Final Ball Thriller to finish the T20i series at a height with a Run Run’s women’s record in Edgbaston from 168 | Cricket news

England won an excitement for the final time to finish the T20 series against India at an altitude, as she got a record for women in Edgbaston from 168 to win the fifth international with five share.

Danny White Hodge (56 out of 37 balls) hit the T20i in fifty because it celebrated its 300th international load, which is the opening match – which was dropped in five – reached England to a pilot with Sofia Donkeli (46 out of 30) where they participated in the second century as a partnership.

Both left in the area of seven balls, while Tami Boumont fell – after 30 of 20 – and Amy Jones (10) fell in the final match with only six required only as things suddenly became tense, but Sophie Eekleston (4NO) hit the victory over the end of the ball, as India lost with an opportunity that would violate things in a high stage.

India had already concluded the T20 series, which led 3-1 to this final match in Birmingham, but England won a victory that enhances the morale in the three ODI series, starting from Wednesday in Southampton-directly on the air. Sky Sports Cricket From 12:30 pm (first ball, 1 pm).

After being included by Pomont in Erm, Shafali Verma was the lead with the bats of India, and the opening of the opening is 13 limits and six in 75 of 41 balls, which helped visitors recover from the loss of Smiriti Mandana (8) and Jimma Rodriguez (1) within the first three wages.

At one stage, it seemed that Verma – which struck the second faster than the T20i in India, from 23 balls – seemed to launch her team to a total assumption, only to be tied impressive by a trilogy of the spinning in England.

Charlie Dean (3-23), Sufi Equilston (2-28) and Linsey Smith (1-26) were combined with wonderful characters from 6-77 out of 12 years, while Maia Bouchier had withdrew from amazing hunting and diving on the border to see Khalaf Verma at the fourteenth where India was restricted to 167-7

Bouchier returned to England instead of Alice Kapsi, who was excluded with Seamers Lauren Bell and Lauren Filer, settled in front of Odis.

It is charged with expelling a standard chase for women in Edjibaston, but the great beating of Wyatt-Hodge and Dunkley quickly made the overall appearance of India, if any, less than an equal foot.

Wyatt-Hodge got a second postponement, and Sree Charani fell into a short luxury fall when someone exploded and to the border, and she proved that she was a costly mistake because she kicked up to 30 half-century ball.

Dunkley looked ready to follow her partner through the same mark, just to fall four on the eleventh in the eleventh stage, via the gate by Radha Yadav (1-20).

One of them became twelfth when this was done on White Hodge when one of them appeared until the middle of the Sharma period (2-31), but the captain of the Bouont team appeared, he seemed to have appeared to threaten any late swaying until the final drama.

Boomont was subjected to Rondi Reddy (2-47), while Jones had later disappeared from amazing diving balls from Radha Yadaf in Deep Medoykit – the mission of England suddenly more strict, with five still in need of the last three balls.

But Ecclestone acquired three Reddy’s Next, with individual exchanges in the last two to win, although Mandhana missed the opportunity to run out of Ecclestone with a strike directly from the middle of the final ball.

Boomont “proud” after the end of the end chain

Captain in England Tami Bouont:

“It was a difficult series for us but the credit in India, they played some difficult cricket. They came out with power in the formation of the beating, and sometimes we did not get the answers.

“But I am proud of the girls to make a show tonight. I’m really happy because we have won this victory. We have shown a personality, which is all we ask.

“It has been said a lot about our sport, but this is not something you can fix overnight. We put the work and started to see more (good) offers under pressure.”

“It may take a little longer to get the perfect game.”

Harmanpreet: A great achievement to win a series

India Captain Harmanberit Core:

“It is a great achievement for us to win the series and I thought we played well today, it was very soon. It was a great effort and the way they led us was great.

“It is all about how to train. The camps we conducted before coming here helped give us confidence.

“Odis is another form that we all love, and we hope that the way we played in the T20 series will help us to enter the same mindset.”

England schedule against India

At all times in the United Kingdom and Ireland; All of them live on Sky Sports

T20 International series

One day international chain

• First ODI: Wednesday 16 (1 pm) – Southampton
• Odi II: Saturday, July 19 (11 am) – Lord
• Odi Third: Tuesday, July 22 (1 pm)-Chinster-L-Street

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