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India Women Lead in T20 Match Against Sri Lanka Women

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Icc Women's T20 World Cup 2023 India Vs Sri Lanka

The Indian Women’s cricket team has taken a commanding position in an ongoing T20 World Cup match against Sri Lanka Women at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium. After winning the toss, India Women elected to bat first, setting a target of 173 runs for their opponents.

India reached a formidable total of 172 for 3 at the end of their 20-over innings. Opening batsmen set a strong foundation, capitalizing on opportunities presented by the Sri Lankan bowling attack. The Indian lineup displayed a balanced performance with contributions from both top and middle-order batters, ensuring a competitive score for Sri Lanka to chase.

In response, Sri Lanka Women have had a rocky start. After just two balls faced, they are currently at 0 runs for the loss of 1 wicket. The opening batsman, Vishmi Rajapaksha Gunaratne, is not out but is yet to score. Renuka Thakur, a key player in the Indian bowling squad, has already made a significant impact by taking an early wicket, placing Sri Lanka under immediate pressure.

Renuka Thakur’s delivery proved too challenging for the Sri Lankan top order, signaling a tough chase ahead for Sri Lanka Women, who now need another 173 runs in the remaining 19.4 overs to secure a victory.

This ongoing match is a part of the ICC Women's T20 World Cup series, where teams compete for the prestigious title. Both teams are known for their competitive spirit and skilled players, promising an exciting display of cricket for fans around the globe.

Rachel Adams

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