INDW vs ENGW 3rd Match Prediction

INDW vs ENGW Team Previews

India Women

India W will be very disappointed with their performance in this series. The team has been completely outplayed in the two matches played so far. While they have already lost the series, the hosts will be playing for pride and avoid a humiliating whitewash.

It was a very ordinary batting performance by Indian batters in the 2nd T20 as the whole team was bundled out for only 80 runs. Smriti Mandhana's poor form is a cause for concern as she was dismissed for just 10 runs. This will put added pressure on Jemimah Rodrigues and Harmanpreet Kaur to score runs.

Rodrigues was the top run-getter for the hosts in the last match, scoring 30 runs. However, she received very little support at the other end. All-rounders Deepti Sharma and Pooja Vastrakar are capable of scoring quick runs towards the end of the innings but are yet to get going.

Coming to the bowling, Renuka Singh was once again excellent with the new ball and picked up 2 wickets. She will likely be joined by Titas Sadhu at the other end. The spin attack consists of Shreyanka Patil, Deepti Sharma, and Saika Ishaque.

England Women

England W were clinical in their performance on Sunday. As both teams head to the only Test scheduled to be played next week, England W will look to extend its winning momentum.

The visitors lost their opening pair of Sophia Dunkley and Danielle Wyatt pretty cheaply. However, it was once again the experienced Nat Sciver-Brunt to the rescue as she stitched together a 42-run partnership with Alice Capsey. The latter was the top run-getter for the team with 25 runs.

England W have plenty of depth in their batting, thanks to the presence of all-rounders like Heather Knight and Freya Kemp, while Amy Jones can play the role of a finisher. The spin trio of Sophie Ecclestone, Charlie Dean, and Sarah Glenn picked up 6 wickets between them.

They will once again look to replicate their performance in this match. The seam attack consisted of Freya Kemp, Lauren Bell, and Nat Sciver-Brunt and each of them was among wickets.