India inflicted a 97-run defeat on England in Nottingham
England women’s team have been fined five per cent of their match fees for slow over rate during the first T20I defeat against India on Saturday in Nottingham.
England were short by two overs by the time considerations of the ICC Code of Conduct during the first innings of the match.
MPS
175/6
PAL
174/8
MDS
146/9
HS
150/5
Hindukush Strikers beat Maiwand Champions by 5 wickets
NAM
260/10
ASM
325/7
Assam beat Namibia by 65 runs
ALW
110/6
ASA
109/10
Alembic Warriors beat Ami Super Avengers by 4 wickets
BMP
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CCYMT
–
BSP
–
MAR
–
MAR
–
BMP
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CCYMT
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BSP
–
MAR
–
BSP
–
OCC-W
–
SKK-W
133/5
Match Abandoned due to rain
SKK-W
20/1
PCS-W
19/2
SKK Women beat PCS Women by 9 wickets
EL-W
129/0
OCC-W
–
Match abandoned due to rain
SKK-W
61/0
EL-W
58/1
SKK Women beat Empire Lionesses Women by 10 wickets
TYP-W
116/7
SCO-W
120/3
Scorchers Women beat Typhoons Women by 7 wickets
SCO-W
124/9
DGW-W
127/1
Dragons Women beat Scorchers Women by 9 wickets
DGW-W
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TYP-W
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ENGU19
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INDU19
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GUC
145/9
THN
23/0
YSS
–
LEX
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MR
162/7
MB
86/10
Malaysia Reds won by 76 runs
GG
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MR
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LAKR
202/4
SOR
206/5
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TSKS
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MINY
–
ENGA-W
130/4
NZA-W
129/10
England Women A beat New Zealand Women A by 6 wickets
YUC
130/8
IRSCC
141/7
Irises Cricket Club beat Yuksom Capitals by 11 runs
PYXI
157/5
BES
95/3
Black Eagles beat Pakyong XI by 4 runs (VJD method)
CAO
–
BES
–
ALSC
–
IRSCC
–
PTS
117/3
BMB
90/8
Piton Strikers beat Bamboo Blasters by 27 runs
WTS
22/1
AMW
125/4
IYH
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PTS
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BMB
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WTS
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IDTT
182/5
NRK
113/10
IDream Tiruppur Tamizhans won by 69 runs
DID
150/6
TGC
151/6
Trichy Grand Cholas beat Dindigul Dragons by 4 wickets
“In accordance with Article 2.22 of the ICC Code of Conduct for Players and Player Support Personnel, which relates to minimum over-rate offences, players are fined five per cent of their match fee for every over their side fails to bowl in the allotted time,” an ICC release said.
“On-field umpires Jacqueline Williams and James Middlebrook, third umpire Sue Redfern, and fourth umpire Anna Harris leveled the charge, which was accepted by England captain Nat Sciver-Brunt,” it added.
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The home team were thoroughly outclassed by India in the match as they posted their second highest total in T20Is with 210/5 in 20 overs.
India’s stand-in captain Smriti Mandhana scored a fantastic 112 off 62 balls as she became the first Indian woman to score hundreds across the all three formats. Her score of 112 also made it the highest individual score for an Indian in Women’s T20Is.
Mandhana was supported by all-rounder Harleen Deol who scored 43 off 23 balls which included seven boundaries.
The pair added 94 runs in just 45 balls as Indian batter ran riot to post a huge total.
In reply, England were all out for 113 runs in 14.5 overs. Captain Sciver-Brunt was the top scorer with 66 off 42 balls but rest of the batters were out for paltry scores.
Left-arm spinner Shree Charani was pick of the Indian bowlers with a brilliant 4-12 on her T20I debut. Charani picked up the crucial wickets of Alice Capsey, Sophie Ecclestone, and Sciver-Brunt as well as Lauren Bell.
The 97-run defeat was England’s heaviest in the format against any opponent. The win is a big confidence booster for the Indian side who were without talismanic captain Harmanpreet Kaur who was rested for the match as a precautionary measure after she suffered a head injury during a warm-up game on Thursday.
India and England will face off in the second T20I on Tuesday (July 1) at Bristol.
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