ENGW vs INDW 3rd ODI Match Prediction

ENGW vs INDW Team Previews

England Women

In the last game of the one-day series, England was asked to chase a big total set by the Indian women. England women lost early wickets to get reduced to 47 for 3 early on during the chase. They were in all sorts of bother when Danielle Wyatt and Alice Capsey scored 65 and 39 runs respectively to revive the English innings somewhat. But after these two established batters were dismissed by the Indian women bowlers, the rest of the batting could not continue in the same vein. In the end, England women were bowled out for 245 runs by 45th over. They ended up losing the game by a massive margin of 88 runs.

Danielle Wyatt is the top run-getter for England women in the series. she has scored 108 runs so far in the series. The top wicket-taker for England women is Sarah Glenn with 6 wickets under her belt in the series. Danielle Wyatt has scored these runs at a strike rate of 100.00. Charlotte Dean has done a fair job for England in her last couple of outings scoring 61 runs with an excellent strike rate of 93.85. Alice Capsey has scored 58 runs with a strike rate of 90.62 for England women.

Charlotte Dean has also done a fair job for English women by picking up a couple of wickets in the series although these wickets cost her 42 runs apiece. Kate Cross has bowled slightly better with 3 wickets at an average of 37.00. A lot was expected from Sophie Ecclestone but she has succeeded in picking up just a single wicket in the series so far from her couple of outings. Danielle Wyatt has played the biggest innings for England so far by scoring 65 runs from 58 balls in the second match of the series.

India Women

In the second ODI of the ongoing series, Indian women batted first and they posted a huge total on board. They scored 333 runs for 5 wickets from their quota of 50 overs. The Indian supremo Harmanpreet Kaur batted superbly to score 143 runs from just 111 balls. Kaur smashed the English bowlers all over the place and never allowed the momentum to slip away. Another batter that provided a vital contribution to the team was Harleen Deol who scored 58 runs to aid her team reach an imposing total of 333 runs.

The top run-scorer for Indian women in the series is Harmanpreet Kaur. She has amassed a whopping 271 runs in the series so far. Sneh Rana is the top wicket-taker for Indian women with 6 wickets so far in the series. In her last 10 appearances for India women, Harmanpreet Kaur has scored as many as 578 runs. Yes, you read it right. 578 runs from 10 matches at an average of 96.33 and a strike rate of 92.33. This is a Bradman-like performance from the Indian star. Another batter that is showing good form with the bat is Smriti Mandhana who has scored 504 runs from 10 games at an excellent average of 56 and a good strike rate of 86.44.

As far as Indian bowling is concerned Renuka Singh has done a fabulous job by picking up 11 wickets from her last 4 appearances for Indian women. She has bowled with a top economy rate of 4.32 and with a fabulous strike rate of 18.54. Meghna Singh has also done a fair job for India picking up 11 wickets from 8 games. She is also bowling economically with an economy rate of 4.78 and a strike rate of 34.00. Harleen Deol has also batted well for Indian women scoring 64 runs albeit at a slowish strike rate of 69.57.