England Women’s National Cricket Team vs India Women’s National Cricket Team Match Scorecard
The England Women’s National Cricket Team represents England and Wales internationally in women’s cricket. It is overseen by the England and Wales Cricket Board. They played their inaugural Test match between 1934-35 and have since gone on to contest several Women’s Ashes series.
“England was always going to face an uphill struggle against India despite late hitting from Sophia Dunkley and Alice Davidson-Richards; Goud proved too strong with a nip-backer that bowled Beaumont for two runs, as reflected in the England Women’s National Cricket Team vs India Women’s National Cricket Team match scorecard.”
| Match Date | Format | Venue | Result | Key Performers |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sep 25, 2025 | Warm-up ODI | Bengaluru, India | England Women won by 153 runs | England: 340/9 (50 overs) India: 187 all out (34 overs) Top scorers: England – Maia Bouchier 72, Alice Davidson-Richards 68 India: Jemimah Rodrigues 45 (Cricbuzz) |
| Jul 22, 2025 | 3rd ODI | London, England | India Women won by 13 runs | India: 318/5 (50 overs) England: 305 all out (49.5 overs) Top scorers: India – Smriti Mandhana 85, Harmanpreet Kaur 67 England: Tammy Beaumont 92 (ESPN Cricinfo) |
| Jul 19, 2025 | 2nd ODI | London, England | England Women won by 8 wickets (DLS method) | England: 116/2 (25.4 overs) India: 143/8 (50 overs) Top scorers: England – Tammy Beaumont 58* India: Deepti Sharma 45 (ESPN Cricinfo) |
| Jul 16, 2025 | 1st ODI | Southampton, England | India Women led the series 1-0 | India: 318/5 (50 overs) England: 305 all out (49.5 overs) Top scorers: India – Smriti Mandhana 85, Harmanpreet Kaur 67 England: Tammy Beaumont 92 (ESPN Cricinfo) |
| Jun 24, 2025 | Tour Match | Beckenham, England | India Women won by 97 runs | ECB-D: 353/5 (50 overs) India: 335/9 (50 overs) Top scorers: ECB-D – Maia Bouchier 72, Alice Davidson-Richards 68 India: Jemimah Rodrigues 45 (ESPN Cricinfo) |
england women’s national cricket team vs india women’s national cricket team
Amanjot Kaur will sit out India’s three-match ODI series against England this summer due to rehabilitation for her back injury, though she expects to be ready for the World Cup, which commences in September.
Accordingly, Kaur will be rested from this month’s Australia series to allow her to prepare thoroughly in her home nation before the event begins.
On Saturday at Edgbaston, England were dismantled in their Vitality IT20 series against India as Shafali Verma scored 75 not out for India while their hosts posted an unassailable 3-2 lead.
England managed just 167/7 after 20 overs batting first despite its efforts and were never competitive against an impressive Indian attack led by Shafali Verma who notched up an incredible performance at top scorer for them!
India openers Smriti Mandhana and Jemimah Rodrigues were dismissed for just two runs in the opening over, before struggling in their powerplays to build any momentum.
When India eventually took the lead with Darcey Brown caught behind for an economical single, captain Harmanpreet Kaur then went on to score an outstanding 67 off 84 balls to ensure victory for India.
Kranti Goud took two England openers off in the sixth over, dashing their hopes for a comeback and leaving them needing an unprecedented total of 319 to win.
But Tammy Beaumont and Amy Jones produced an unbroken 137-run stand to revive England’s chase; Sophie Ecclestone and Paige Scholfield hit timely boundaries which brought them one step closer to an extraordinary win for England.
England’s hopes of an unlikely victory were dashed when Goud struck in the 17th over to remove Jones, before dismissing Ecclestone for 56 off 30 deliveries and wicket-keeping Shree Charani bowled an outstanding 19th over to keep England at bay; even though Durham seamer Lauren Filer reduced England’s deficit with six balls for 22 and reduced their deficit significantly, such was to be no chance for a comeback.
england women’s national cricket team vs sri lanka women’s national cricket team
Charlotte Edwards, England Women’s Coach says reaching the semi-finals at this World Cup should be seen as minimum expectation.
At their previous tournament loss against Australia in the final, England had victories over India and South Africa during two warm-up matches before opening against Sri Lanka on Tuesday.
Dilhari took advantage of an opening over by Radha Yadav to hit her first ever T20I six. It proved crucial in Sri Lanka’s chase and ultimately provided them with their necessary victory.
Twenty-six teams will compete in the 2026 edition of the World Cup, beginning at Edgbaston on June 12 with holders New Zealand taking on Sri Lanka for their opening match.
Holders New Zealand and England are placed into Group 1, while 2020 runners-up South Africa, 2020 runners-up Sri Lanka, 2016 West Indies team Sri Lanka as well as two Global Qualifier teams comprise Group 2.
Top four from each group will advance to semifinals; matches will also be hosted at Hampshire Bowl, Old Trafford Oval The Oval Bristol County Ground Lord’s for several matches over six days of competition.
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