Scores: Sudeep Poojar | Comms: Rashad Mahbub
39 (27)
2/22 (4)
28 (36)
1/24 (4)
51 (38)
1/10 (2)
47 (42)
1/24 (4)
It sounds like Shafali Verma had a fantastic game and is in great form, especially with her partnership with Mandhana. Crossing the 2000 runs milestone together must have been a special moment for both of them. It’s wonderful to see her dedication to playing to her strengths and contributing to the team’s success. With the T20I World Cup on the horizon, her focus on continuing to perform well and help the team win is commendable. Winning the Man of the Match award must have been a proud moment for her and her family.
Nigar Sultana:
It sounds like the team faced some challenges during the match, particularly with losing wickets in quick succession and not finishing strongly in the latter part of the innings.
Maintaining composure and belief in themselves despite tough times shows a strong mindset within the team. It’s great to hear that Dilara showed promise despite not reaching her fifty and that there’s confidence in her potential for future performances. Despite the batting struggles, the bowlers seem to be performing well, especially with their efforts in the powerplay and the comeback towards the end of the innings. todaymatchprediction Ritu Moni’s breakthrough moment seems to have been a highlight, showcasing the team’s willingness to try new strategies to turn the game around.
Presentation ceremony:
It seems like India’s dominance continued in the series with another convincing win, securing both the victory in the third match and the series. Mandhana and Verma’s performances must have been crucial in setting up India’s strong position throughout the game. Ritu Moni’s exceptional catch showcased Bangladesh’s resilience despite the tough situation. However, India’s control over the game was evident, with few opportunities for Bangladesh to turn the tide in their favor.
India Women won the match by 7 wickets
Nahida Akter’s boundary to seal the series for India must have been a moment of celebration for the team. However, AJ’s comment suggests a desire for India to set more ambitious targets and strive for greater efficiency in closing out matches, especially against stronger opponents like Australia and England. Setting and achieving such targets can indeed help in preparing for more challenging battles in the future.
“Pathetic slow batting by these two (even though win is on the card)”
18.2
Back of a length ball outside off, wild swing and a miss
Manu: “I am always with Dipti, Ashwin and Shakib for playing good cricket by taking care of rules of the game.”
There’s a check by the TV umpire whether Richa Ghosh crossed the line while taking the second run
18.1
Length ball outside off, punches off the backfoot through the covers for a couple
17.6
Short pitched ball wide outside off, shuffles across and swats hard through mid on
17.5
Short of a length ball outside off, tries to cut it and misses the length
17.4
Fuller length ball connects it well past the bowler
17.3
Flighted delivery on the stumps, defends on the pitch
17.2
Back of a length outside off, cuts it square to point
17.1
Length ball on the pads, dabs it to the onside
Harsh Shah: “Need an aggressor along with Shefali at the top for a quick start so that Ind-W can set huge targets. Hence open with Yastika and Shefali.”
16.6
Length ball outside off, cuts to the point fielder
16.5
Back of a length ball, played straight to the cover fielder
Manu: “I don’t see any problem in any kind of “out” be it mankading or timed out. If there is any issues here, it is shaming the players for making an appeal” Why not adhere to both perspectives since it is reported in the books?
16.4
Short of a length outside off, tries to play a late cut stroke and beats the outside edge
16.3
Good length on the off stump, moves towards the line of the delivery and pushes it to extra cover
16.2
Full on the stumps, driven down the ground to long off
16.1
Back of a length ball, glanced away to mid wicket
15.6
Good length ball on middle-leg, kept low and beats Hemalatha as she tries to tuck it away off the backfoot, hits the back pad, looks plumb and the umpire is convinced too
Harsh Shah: “This is an unpopular opinion but need to replace Smriti with Yastika to get a blitz start, furthermore, Yastika is in much better form.”
15.5
Good length ball, played with soft hands through covers
15.4
Short of a length outside off, driven square to the point region
15.3
Slower through the air delivery outside off, drives it square and finds the inside edge through the legs of the keeper
15.2
Length ball, played off the backfoot straight past the bowler