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India women restrict hosts despite Dunkley's knock
Hindustan Times Pune
|July 17, 2025
England failed to take advantage of the good batting conditions at Rose Bowl, Southampton and ended up putting up only 258/6 after choosing to bat against India in the first women’s ODI on Wednesday. At the time of going to press, India were 126/4 after 28 overs.
India, the T20I series winners, will be happy with how their bowlers didn’t loosen the grip they took very early.
It was once again the inform Sophia Dunkley, who shone in the T20s, who delivered. The birthday girl top-scored with 83 off 92 balls to take the hosts past the 250-run mark. However, the hosts would be disappointed not to touch 300.
This story is from the July 17, 2025 edition of Hindustan Times Pune.
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