India Women Set New Global Benchmark With Historic Maiden Test Victory Vs England

Deepti Sharma delivered an outstanding performance (9 wickets) helped India women's cricket team secure an impressive 347-run victory over England in the one-off Test in Mumbai on Saturday.

Deepti Sharma delivered an outstanding performance (9 wickets) helped India women's cricket team secure an impressive 347-run victory over England in the one-off Test in Mumbai on Saturday.

India women's cricket team's remarkable win marked the largest margin in the history of women's Tests, surpassing the previous record set by Sri Lanka with a 390-run victory over Pakistan in Colombo in 1998.

Additionally, India women's cricket team's victory marked a historic moment as it was the first Test win for the Indian women's team against England.

Deepti Sharma demonstrated exceptional bowling prowess by taking five wickets for a mere seven runs in 5.3 overs during the first innings, concluding with a remarkable 4 wickets in 2nd innings.

On Day 3 of the Test match, an unfortunate Heather Knight-led England were dismissed for mere 131 runs, lasting only 63 overs. Their first-innings woes saw them bundled out for 136 runs in just 35.3 overs.

India's captain Harmanpreet Kaur strategically declared the innings at an overnight score of 186/6, presenting England with a formidable target of 479 runs.

India women vs England women | Brief Score: India in first and second innings: 428 & 186/6 vs England in first and second innings: 136 & 131 all out