England’s women’s cricket team won five runs over India in the third T20I at Oval on Friday, which keeps the five-match series in favor of India 2–1 alive. The match showed a record-breaking collapse by England and saw that Indian all-rounder Deepti Sharma reaches a 300-wicket milestone, which became only sixth female cricketer to achieve this achievement.England scored a total of 171 runs after a strong opening partnership of 137 runs in 15.1 overs between Sophia Dunkle and her partner. Dunkley’s impressive innings of 75 runs off 53 balls, including seven fours and a six, gave him the player-of-the-Match award.

The match saw a remarkable turn of events when Deepti Sharma dismissed Dunkle, leading to an unprecedented collapse in international cricket history. England lost nine wickets in just 25 delivery, adding only 31 runs during this phase, setting a new record for the lowest balls taken to lose nine wickets in international cricket in both men and women.Deepti Sharma’s 3/27 bowling figures in four overs helped her join an elite group of women cricketers with 300 or more international wickets. Jhulan Goswami is a leader in this list with 355 wickets, followed by Catherine Sky-Brant (335), Elis Perry (331), Shabnim Ismail (317), and Anisa Mohammed (305).

In response to a total of 171 England, the Indian team managed to score 166 runs in their 20 overs, which was reduced by five runs. This defeat marked India’s first loss on his ongoing England tour.The match highlighted a unique record from the beginning of this year during a women’s T20 World Cup Asia qualifier match in Bangkok. UAE team retires all its 10 batsmen After reaching 192/0 in 16 overs against Qatar, T20I became the first example in history, where a team retired more than two batsmen in an innings.This unusual decision of the UAE resulted in eight ducks in his innings. The subsequent collapse of Qatar for 29 runs made the total number of ducks in the match to 15, setting a new record for the most duck in a female T20I match.The series now moved to Old Trafford in Manchester for the fourth match for July 9.

India vs England Live Score, Second Test Match Day 4: The second Test was similar to 3, speed and perseverance in Edgbaston, as Mohammad Sirj’s six -wicket race placed India in a prominent position despite a brave fight with Zamy Smith and Harry Brook of England.

Siraj quickly ignited India’s charge, which left Root and Ben Stokes at 84/5 in continuous delivery. But a record sixth-cicat partnership of 303 runs between Smith and Brook temporarily replaced Tide.

Smith, in particular, was explosives – his 184* test became the highest score by England wicketkeeper, crossing 173 of Alec Stewart. He reached his hundred in just 80 balls before lunch, a rare feat in modern Test cricket. Brooke also contributed to a composed 158, before the sky Deep’s nip-bicker bowled him with a second new ball.

England then fell, which lost his last five wickets for 20 runs to end 407. Siraj (6/70) and Deep (4/88) cleaned the tail, leading to a significant 180-run lead to India.

In response, India reached 64/1 by stumps, with KL Rahul and Karun Nair, Yashasvi Jaiswal caught the fort after falling into the tongue. India is now leading a 244 lead and will make England out of the 4 -day competition.