India Clinch Odi Series in England Autumn 13 is short of continuation of the prosecution of female record | Cricket news

England briefly threatened a record race in Women’s Cricket Odi before falling to a 13 -point defeat in deciding the series against India in Durham.

Chasing 319, the skipper Nat Sciver-Brunt (98) led from the front, sharing a partnership of 162 points for the third window with Emma Lamb (68) after England took a disastrous start when he stumbles at 8-2 in the first three Overs.

The key dismissal arrived at the end of the 35th.

Sophia Dunkley (34), Alice Davidson-Richards (44) and Charlie Dean (21) all paid contributions, but the required rate continued to climb while the counters tumbled and England finally dropped 13 Den-Court in the final.

India’s victory completes an extremely successful tour for visitors, adding their triumph of the ODI 2-1 series to their previous 3-2 success in the T20 series.

Harmanpreet Kaur anchored the effort to hit India after winning the draw, the cropping captain 102 out of 84 bullets – his seventh century ODI and the third against England – while his team displayed 318-5.

Harmanpreet and Sciver-Brunt succeeded in 4,000 ODI races during their impressive sleeves, while Jemimah Rodrigues (50) hit half-century of 44 bullets during the celebration of his 50th Cap Odi.

Smriti Mandhana (45) and Harleen Deol (45) both brought precious contributions from the first Indian command, while Richa Ghosh struck 38 undefeated from 18 at the rear while she, Harmanpreet and Rodrigues combined to crush 120 of the last 10 Overs.

SCIVER-BRUNT TON but England defeated by Goud

The race record seemed to be a long way beyond the scope of England when Kranti Goud (6-52) ended up on a hat-trick with the dismissals of Tammy Beaumont (2), made a piece by the door. And Amy Jones (4), at a superb socket of Sharma de diving, through her first two Overs.

The first setbacks meant that a significant reconstruction was necessary, but Sciver-Brunt and the lamb seemed to go too slowly, with only 22 marked the power game to 10, until the couple begins to increase the bet after having increased their stand of the century.

Forty -seven points were added between the Overs 24 and 29 to the lamb, which had already been abandoned twice, out of six and 58 – as well as a ball that goes up on its stump, but not dislodging the deposit – finally made it luck when it is Bowner by Shree Charani (2-68) in the 31.

The hopes of England then rested firmly on the shoulders of Sciver-Brunt, if they have not already done so, but it had left shortly after, two timid points of a 10th century ODI, gracked with a wisely used India review.

Dunkley was exhausted, while Dean and Sophie Ecclestone (1) fell to a few impressive attractions of Rodrigues on a long time in consecutive overtime, but Davidson-Richards remained and, with 44 necessary from the last three Overs, she increased the Espade d’Angleterre with the last laugh of England.

For the second time in the match, Gaud found himself on a hat-trick when he rejected Davidson-Richards and Lauren spin consecutive deliveries to finish the 48th, while she finished the match and the series with her sixth in the final.

Sciver-Brunt: we let them get a little too much

Captain of England Nat Sciver-Brunt:

“We did very well to stay in the game for so long. We were quite happy where we were with follow -up, but the counters at the end cost us.

“From the first rounds, we probably let them get a little too much. Not as disciplined as we could have been.

“We work very hard (on our alignment), so translating this into a game, that’s where we miss a little.

“We do not have a luxury of versatile loads, the balance of the team is a conversation in progress that we have a lot, it will be dependent on the height.

“My plan is to be able to play when the World Cup is coming, which will give us a sixth bowling option.”

Harmanpreet: a great moment for all of us

Player of the match and player of the series, the captain of India Harmanpreet Kaur:

“It’s a great moment for all of us, really happy how we played the two series. Credit to the team and the support staff.

“Everyone in the team, whenever they have the opportunity, they want to take it with both hands.

“When you continue to work hard, the right time will come. Today was the right platform to deliver.”

Edwards: I see improvement

England coach Charlotte Edwards, addressing Sky Sports:

“We have to keep working hard and get there. The girls have never abandoned. I’m really proud of them.

“We have just done fine adjustment and we are not a million kilometers. We have world class players.”

“I knew that the team was weak with confidence by leaving ashes and it is understandable. The team is really together up there. They work hard; It simply does not happen overnight.

“The media think it will happen like that. I see an improvement and I really don’t care what someone else thinks. I see it because I work with these players day after day and it is the most important thing.

“I am not saying that we are the finished article where we are going to win a World Cup, but we hope to improve and become one of the best teams in the world.”

Dagnall: England will not win the World Cup

Sky Sports’ Charlie Dagnall:

“I cannot tell you how far from England is far from the estate. It is night in comparison (with India), and whoever has thoughts on England that wins the World Cup, they will not do so on the performances we have seen.

“It’s just the truth. They are not as good as India in three departments and they are not as good as Australia because they are the number one team in the world.

“She (Edwards) must make a buzz around the side and obtain some confidence. This (defeat of the series) will not help, but England has absolutely, stamped in rubber, obtained the best person in charge to try to overthrow this at Charlotte Edwards.

“She talks so much about meaning. I don’t see a problem in the striker but the work they have to do is on the ground. They wear five or six fields.”

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