The 1950s of Harshita Samawickrama and Nilakshi of Silva helped Sri Lanka to defeat India by three counters in the fourth match of the R Premadasa female tri-series on Sunday. The Guiche-Batter Guardian Richa Ghosh was scored with 58 while India did 275/9 in his 50 Overs in response, Harshitha was 53 while Nilakshi turned the pursuit in favor of the hosts thanks to an essential partnership of 33 56 balls. She3rdda.
Anushka Sanjeewani (23 not out) and Sugandika Kumari (19 not out) brought the Sri Lanka back with their uninterrupted 40 -point stand for the eighth ticket office, while the hosts succeeded in their second successful prosecution in the female ODI. They also recorded their first ODI victory over India since 2018, which is also their third victory on the team led by Harmanpreet Kaur in 34 games.
Pushed into the striker first on a slow land, Pratika Rawal and Smriti Mandhana had an opening stand of 51 points, before the latter was running in the Power-Play final. After Pratika was trapped LBW by Inoka Ranaweera, the Harmanpreet Kaur skipper had 42 and 44 partnerships with Harleen Deol (29) and Jemimah Rodrigues (37) respectively.
Richa then intensified to strike 58 out of 48 balls, while sharing a 52 -point stand with Deepti Sharma. But once Richa fell into the 44th, India failed to get the final kick they wanted, while Sri Lanka conceded only 29 points from the last five Overs. Sugandika and the Skipper Chamari Athapaththhu were the out of competition for Sri Lanka by choosing the Trois-Dix. .
In the pursuit, Sri Lanka never seemed out of control. Sneh Rana was once again the off-competition bowling player with 3-45. But the versatile Kashvee Gautam boxing the ground after the bowling alley, only five overs meant that Harmanpreet had to use Pratika as sixth Bowler. Although Hasini Perera and Vishmi Gunaratne fell before halfway, Harshita made sure that the hosts were stable in their race through his fifty.
But it was the stroke of Nilakshi that has removed the game from India. With his skills in large blows and help from the India error implementation unit, Nilakshi and Kavisha made 20 points on Arundhati Reddy in the 37th, and from there, Sri Lanka returned home with five balls to lose. The result of Sunday means that the competition is now wide open, because Sri Lanka is now equal to India via four points and will now face a South Africa without a victory on Tuesday.
In short, scores: India 275/9 in 50 Overs (Richa Ghosh 58, Jemimah Rodrigues 37; Chamari Athapaththhu 3-43, Sugandika Kumari 3-44) lost against Sri Lanka 278/7 in 49.1 Overs (Nilakshi of Silva 56, Harshitha Samarawickrama 53;
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