Huge win for England, fourth successive T20I loss for India. At no stage did they look like chasing this total, or even making an attempt to get these runs. The middle order's frailties once again stood exposed against a superior England bowling line-up.

In the absence of Jhulan Goswami, who has retired from the shortest format, India's bowling looked toothless. Shikha clearly the best batsman and bowler on the day for the hosts. For England, a solid opening from Wyatt and Beaumont followed by Knight's beligerence at the end proving to be the massive difference.

Lots to think of for the captain-coach duo of Mandhana and Raman as we build into the next two T20Is. Join us shortly for the post-match presentation

19.6

Brunt to Sharma, 1 run, tucks this to short fine and they scamper a run

19.5

Brunt to Pandey, 1 run, drills this slower delivery to long-off

19.4

Brunt to Pandey, FOUR, too much width and she crashes this to the point boundary, raced away like a tracer bullet. Used the depth of the crease very nicely.

19.3

Brunt to Pandey, FOUR, delightful square drive on the up, opened the bat face to hit this over backward point. Took a step towards the ball and then carved it away

19.2

Brunt to Pandey, no run, takes a step across and squeezes this full delivery to point

19.2

Brunt to Pandey, 1 wide, too full but far too wide outside off, looks to reach out but misses.

ENG-W in India 2018-19 News

Match-winner Kate Cross reflects on how far she has come after England heist over India
England captain Heather Knight puts faith in shero Cross, now for Sri Lanka
England pull off last-ball win despite Smriti Mandhana's 58
Kate Cross concedes just one run in the final over, while picking up two wickets, as India lose by one run
WV Raman wants his players to 'work a lot on their skills'
The series defeat was the second straight T20I whitewash for India women since Raman took over as coach
Danielle Wyatt, Katherine Brunt steal the show as England seal series
India went down by five wickets in the second T20I after another poor performance with the bat
Smriti Mandhana wants domestic batsmen to step up
India's stand-in T20I captain also said running between the wickets was a 'major difference' between her team and others

IND Women INNINGS		R	B
H Deol	caught wk	8	10
S Mandhana	caught	2	8
JI Rodrigues	caught wk	2	3
M Raj	caught	7	11
V Krishnamurthy	caught	15	25
DB Sharma	not out	22	23
A Reddy	caught	18	19
S Pandey	not out	23	21
T Bhatia
Poonam Yadav
RP Yadav
EXTRAS	(lb 4, w 18)
TOTAL	119 (6 wkts; 20 ovs)

ENG Women BOWLING	O	R	W	Econ
NR Sciver	2.0	12	0	6.00	(2w)
A Shrubsole	3.0	24	1	8.00	(1w)
KH Brunt	4.0	21	2	5.25	(2w)
LCN Smith	4.0	22	2	5.50	(2w)
KL Cross	4.0	23	1	5.75
A Hartley	3.0	13	0	4.33

IND Women 2nd innings Partnerships

Wkt	Runs	Players
1st	21	S Mandhana	H Deol
2nd	2	S Mandhana	JI Rodrigues
3rd	0	M Raj	JI Rodrigues
4th	18	M Raj	V Krishnamurthy
5th	5	V Krishnamurthy	DB Sharma
6th	30	DB Sharma	A Reddy
7th	43	S Pandey	DB Sharma

Barsapara Cricket Stadium, Guwahati

Series

Toss

Player Of The Match

Series result

Match number

Season

Match days

Women T20 debut

Umpires

TV Umpires

Match Referee

ENGLAND WOMEN 160/4(20 OVERS)

INDIA WOMEN 119/6(20 OVERS)

END OF OVER:20 | 11 Runs | IND-W: 119/6 (42 runs required, RR: 5.95)

Match-winner Kate Cross reflects on how far she has come after England heist over India

England pull off last-ball win despite Smriti Mandhana's 58

WV Raman wants his players to 'work a lot on their skills'

Danielle Wyatt, Katherine Brunt steal the show as England seal series

Smriti Mandhana wants domestic batsmen to step up

END OF OVER:
20 | 11 Runs | IND-W: 119/6 (42 runs required, RR: 5.95)