After a defeat in the first ODI, England Women (EN-W) made a solid comeback in the second fixture and registered an emphatic victory by eight wickets (DLS method). They have levelled the series 1-1, and the winner of the third ODI will take the trophy home.
MAL
144/3
HKG
140/10
SGP
133/7
SAM
132/6
Singapore beat Samoa by 3 wickets
HKG
–
SAM
–
SGP
–
MAL
–
WI
–
AUS
–
RWA
139/6
ML
134/5
Rwanda won by 4 wickets
BHN
211/4
RWA
99/10
Bahrain won by 112 runs
ML
–
RWA
–
BHN
–
ML
–
GLO
–
LAN
208/5
DIF-W
38/0
STO-W
37/4
Djurgardens IF Women beat Stockholm CC Women by 10 wickets
ALZ-W
89/5
DIF-W
95/4
Djurgardens IF Women beat Alby Zalmi Women by 6 runs
STO-W
41/10
ALZ-W
42/2
Alby Zalmi Women beat Stockholm CC Women by 8 wickets
DIF-W
43/0
STO-W
42/6
Djurgardens IF Women beat Stockholm CC Women by 10 wickets
ALZ
–
HDN
–
JIHCC
–
MAR
–
HDN
–
ALZ
–
HDN
–
JIHCC
–
MAR
–
ALZ
–
91YC
35/5
NVR
62/4
Navarang Club beat 91 Yards Club by 27 runs
BCC
147/8
CCC
128/10
Bud Cricket Club beat City Cricket Club by 19 runs
TBC
–
TBC
–
TBC
–
TBC
–
EWW-W
–
MZW-W
–
MWW-W
–
LSN-W
–
BOT-W
–
SLO-W
–
RWA-W
–
CW-W
–
ENG-W
63/2
IND-W
318/5
ENG
–
IND
–
RLC
–
KRMPS
–
MECS
–
CHK
–
FLI
–
MIB
–
Match Abandoned Due to Rain
CAT
–
CBS
–
GCF
–
BRT
–
CAT
–
MIB
–
VEV
–
BRT
–
CBS
–
FLI
–
TBC
–
TBC
–
TBC
–
TBC
–
BAN
133/10
PAK
125/10
Bangladesh won by 8 runs
KNY
83/7
NBA
113/8
Kenya won by 3 wickets (D/L) method
UGA
147/6
NIG
109/10
Uganda won by 38 runs
UAE
–
KNY
–
UGAA
–
NBA
–
OAW
186/7
MMS
216/5
Mahe Megalo Strikers beat Ossudu Accord Warriors by 30 runs
KAK
–
VMK
60/0
BAD
192/5
SGT
180/9
Band-e-Amir Dragons beat Speen Ghar Tigers by 12 runs
ASS
162/10
MAK
168/5
Mis-e-Ainak Knights beat Amo Sharks by 5 wickets
EDC
154/10
WIC
164/9
West Indies Champions beat England Champions by 10 runs
IAC
–
SAC
19/0
AAC
–
WIC
–
NZ
135/3
SA
134/8
New Zealand beat South Africa by 7 wickets
IRE-W
112/1
ZIM-W
–
IRE-W
–
ZIM-W
–
Bowling first, England Women restricted India Women (IN-W) to a mere 143/8 in 29 overs in a rain-curtailed game. Sophie Ecclestone took three wickets, while Linsey Smith and Em Arlott dismissed two batters each.
While chasing, England Women were off to a decent start, with the openers stitching a 54-run stand before other batters finished the job. Amy Jones top-scored 46 runs, while Tammy Beaumont (34) and Nat Sciver-Brunt (21) made useful contributions to take the team over the line.
England Women: Tammy Beaumont, Amy Jones (wk), Emma Lamb, Nat Sciver-Brunt (c), Sophia Dunkley, Maria Bouchier, Em Arlott, Sophie Ecclestone, Charlie Dean, Linsey Smith, Lauren Bell
India Women: Pratika Rawal, Smriti Mandhana, Harleen Deol, Harmanpreet Kaur (c), Jemimah Rodrigues, Richa Ghosh (wk), Deepti Sharma, Arundhati Reddy, Sneh Rana, Kranti Goud, Shree Charani
Since 2015, only two Women’s ODIs have been played in Chester-le-Street by England Women. Both matches saw low first-inning scores, and teams batting second won comfortably both times. Expect another similar surface, with batting being slightly tough early in the game. The team winning the toss might elect to field first, with around 220 being a fighting one.
A temperature of around 19°, with high rain chances, is forecast.
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Emma Lamb (EN-W):
India Women have played better cricket throughout this tour. They lost the previous contest, but India Women are a solid unit. Expect them to win.
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