IND-W vs ENG-W: Bharatala 478 Dhavanchi Aghadi

Navi Mumbai, Circle: After 9 years and 25 days, Indian women’s team playing test cricket (IND-W vs ENG-W) completely dominated England. In the test match against England, the Indian team scored 428 runs in the first innings. In response, the first step of the England Women’s Association 136 Dhavant Gundala. Deepti Sharma took 5 wickets at 5.3 and 7 runs. Deepti or Testat, Indian female player of the year 1985, Vikramashi was the right partner.

Navi Mumbai’s Dr. D.Y. Shubha Sathish (69), Jemimah Rodrigues (68), Yastika Bhatia (66), Deepti Sharma (67) and Harmanpreet Kaur (49) played strongly for India during the match at the Patil Cricket Stadium. India became the second association to score more than 400 runs on the first day in women’s test cricket. Earlier in 1935, England had scored 431 runs after 4 runs against New Zealand at Christchurch. He would have made New Zealand’s first innings by scoring 44 runs. Thus, a total of 475 runs were scored on the first day of the test. There were 449 runs on the fourth day of the match between England and Australia in 2022; But Japan and Australia had scored 204 runs after 5 and England had scored 245 runs after 9.

Starting today from 410 after 7 on Thursday, Indian women started adding 18 runs. But, he had launched challenging raids against England.

Team India performed brilliantly with the bat and the entire England team performed brilliantly while bowling. 35.3 sixes 136 Dhavant Gundala. Nat Shiver-Brunt scored the maximum 59 runs.

Ashtapailu Deepti.. (IND-W vs ENG-W,

, Batting half-century, Deepti Sharma took 5.3 sixes, 4 unbeaten sixes, 7 runs and 5 wickets. This is the second best individual performance by an Indian woman in Test cricket against England.
, In 1995, Neetu David took 8 wickets for 53 runs. In 1999, Purnima Ravane took 5 wickets for 24 runs.
, Jhulan Goswami has performed such feat thrice (5-25, 5-33, 5-45). But, Vikramachi nond keli with diptene or kamiraati.
, She became the second player from India to score a half-century and five wickets in a single Test in women’s cricket. Such a feat by Shubhangi Kulkarni against New Zealand in 1985 would have been in vain.