In the 20th match ICC Women’s World Cup 2025indore India The women continued English With England, the women prefer to bat first. The match saw a pivotal moment occur in the 16th Deepti Sharma his 150th Odi Wicket claimed his dismissal Tammy Beaumont 22 off 43 balls for a good fight. Beaumont had survived a few close moments at the crease, full on the stumps, finishing his innings and giving India the breakthrough they needed.
Deepti Sharma’s 150th Oti Wicket Milestone and Tammy Beaumont’s dismissal
Beaumont’s dismissal marked a significant milestone in Deepti’s career. At 15.6, Deepti, Beaumont, declared a sliding delivery that wanted to sweep, completely missed. The ball bounces off the 22 boundary, sending the ball into the dressing room to return to the dressing room for 22. Wicket, Deepti’s 150, Odis’ 150th year, was a moment of India’s all-round achievement and professional triumph.
Beaumont was far from comfortable, making several close calls, including an LBW earlier, and managed to keep India out despite struggles. However, Deepti’s well-executed delivery eventually caught and caught the ball as it drifted and caught. His failure to connect with the sweep shot, as Stumps sounded, marked India not only an important breakthrough but also a remarkable achievement by Deepti. The wicket has brought a collective relief from the Indian camp, providing them with the objective of further pressuring England’s batting as they aim to restrict the opposition’s scoring.
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England take an early lead against India in their 2025 Women’s World Cup 2025 match
England got off to a solid start against India at the Holkar Cricket Stadium in the Women’s World Cup 2025, with Bace selected in her 20th match. A well-played 22 off 43 balls, despite losing Beaumont for a partnership between them Amy Jones (49 * off 61) and Heather Knight (5 * OFF 5) Maintained the momentum in favor of England. As the drink approaches, England stand at 84/1 in 18 overs, runs at 4.66 per over.
India’s bowlers, led Renuka SinghKranti is a mess and Deepti Sharmathey kept up the pressure but couldn’t break the growing partnership between Jones and Knight. Although Sneh ranaTight spells and a couple of near misses (including a DRS review, courtesy of Jones), the Indian women are still looking for a breakthrough.
With England’s top order consolidating their position, the onus now falls on India to find the middle overs and Wickets controlled back from the English side. India need to capitalize on the slight pressure created in the first 20 overs and respond with more aggressive, attacking lines. The next 10 overs could be pivotal in deciding the outcome of this crucial World Cup encounter.
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