In this image launched @Bcciwomen through X on May 11, 2025, the batters of India Harleen Deol and Smriti Mandhana Duration, the final Cricking Party of the series of female tri-female tri- Nations of Sri Lanka, 2025, against Sri Lanka, in Colombo. India won the game for 97 races. | Photo credit: x@bcciwomen through PTI
India showed absolute domain to crush Sri Lanka for 97 races and win a deserved triumph of the title in the Odi series of female tri-nation after the sublime century of Smriti Mandhana and the collective effort of the players in the title).
After Mandhana reached the occasion to boost India to a domain of 342 by seven, bowling players complete the task grouping Sri Lanka for 245, with Sneh Rana (4/38) and Aanjot Kaur (3/54) making the mass of the lambage.
Captain Chamari Athapaththu (51 of 66 balls) and Nilakshika Silva (48 of 58) were the main taxpayers of the hosts.
Previously, fighting the cramps in wet conditions, the elegant left -hander Mandhana, who had returned to form with a fifty in the last match of India against South Africa, reached a majestic 116 of 101 balls to lay the foundations for the imposing total of India after the total of the captain after the total total total total total total total total total total.
His blow was tied with 15 four and two six, including four successive limits of Athapaththu to raise his eleventh hate hundred style.
After the early dismissal of Pratika Rawal by 30, Mandhana changed her march gently.
The elegant mandhana made Sri Lanka pay to leave it on 21 axis was involved in two large associations: 70 for the first Wickt with Pratika and 120 for the second with Harleen Deol.
She mentioned her 32nd Odi Fifty with an elegant sweep behind Square.
The left -hander added 120 races in 106 balls with Harleen (47 of 56; 4×4) so that the second Wickt establishes the tickets before falling while trying a high coverage campaign.
But his dismissal prepared the stage for a strong end when Jemimah Rodrigues, leaving the best 123 race against South Africa, broke a rapid fire of 44 of 29 balls (4×4), while Harman predicted 41 races in India.
There was a letter phase in which India seemed to have lost steam in the last overs, but Deepi Sharma’s cameos (20 was not 14) and Aanjot Kaur (18 of 12) helped them increase the 340.
For Sri Lanka, Sugandika Kumari was the choice of her bowling players with 2/59, while Dewmi Hahanga (2/69) and Malki Madara (2/74) also chose two WICKETS each.
Establishing a formidable objective, the local team needed a strong start, but instead, they lost Hasini Perera against Aanjot in just the third ball of Sri Lanka’s tickets.
Trying to play through the middle of the medium, Perera ended up playing in the wrong line when the ball crashed into the stump.
Sri Lanka was one without running on the board and an onerous task waited for the duo of Captain Athapaththu and Vishmi Gunaratne (36 of 41 balls).
They seemed to be successive, since Athapathtu and Fishmi returned to the persecution of Sri Lanka after the early blow. The couple denied the difficult phase long before opening to reach the limits.
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India could have had another wickt, but the Wicktkeeper Richa Ghosh, who faced the debutant of the Kranti Goud pacemaker, could not maintain an athapaththu advantage when he was 25 years old.
The newspaper then lost a capture of its own bowling alley after Nilakshi’s advantage in a slower delivery.
However, shortly after reaching its fifty, Athapaththu was thrown by Rana, who left the hitter of his own bowling in his previous one.
With the assembly of the required execution rate, the party was as good as after the dismissal of Nilakshika to Rana.
Published – May 12, 2025 03:38 am ISST
