India crushed Sri Lanka by tripartite due to the centenary innings of Smriti Mantra
Smriti Mandana and Harlein Deol (Honor BCCI Women)
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Colombo: After the occupation of Smriti Mantra, after the centenary innings of Smriti Mantra, India won the India title by defeating Sri Lanka by 97 runs in the final of the women’s tri -d series, thanks to the wonderful performance of the bowlers. The left -headed art batsman scored 116 off 101 balls, and fought against the capture of the humid weather. The Indian Vice -Captain hit 15 fours and two sixes during his innings.
Sri Lanka has been confined to 245 runs
India first scored 342 runs for seven wickets, with Sne Rana’s four and Amanjot Kaur’s three wickets and Sri Lanka’s innings with 245 runs in 48.2 overs. Captain Samari Attapattu gave Sri Lanka a maximum of 66 balls. Neelakshi Dysilva scored 48 runs.
Mantana used the life of life
Using the life of 21 runs, Mantana concluded by reaching four fours against the 11th century of life. Mandana started scoring a fast after a 70 -run partnership broke up with opener Pratika Rawal (30). He scored 120 runs off 106 balls for the second wicket, with Harleen Theol (47 off 56 balls with the help of four fours). This partnership was broken by Devami Vihana by waiving Mandana.
Harmanpreet and Jemima missed half a century
Mantra set the foundation of a large score before the dismissal. Captains Harmanpreet Kaur and Jemima Rodriguez then scored fast runs, but the two missed the half -centers. Harmanpreet scored 41 runs off 30 balls, four fours and a six help, Jemima scored 123 runs against South Africa, scoring 44 runs in a 29 -ball shock inning. Deepti Sharma (20 off 14 balls) and Amanjot Kaur (18 off 12 balls) continued an aggressive approach, so India scored 90 in the last 10 overs and scored for 340. Sukandika Kumari was the most successful bowler for Sri Lanka. He took two wickets for 59 runs. Vihanga (two wickets for 69) and Malki Madara (two wickets for 74) won two wins.
Sri Lanka started getting worse and lost wickets in the first over
Sri Lanka, who chases a major target, first lost the wicket of Hasini Perera (zero) from Amjot. For the second wicket, Vishi Gunaratne (36 off 41 balls) scored a fast goal. Harmanpreet then handed over the ball to the fireplace where a brake was held. Amanjot used this by discounting Perera.
Samari Apatu scored half a century
Perera and Atapattu broke the 68 -year -old federal of the 80 -ball wicket. Indian bowler Granti Kaur missed the first wicket as wicketkeeper Richa Ghosh Attapattu missed. Then the revolution drip its own ball of the land. However, Atapattu was bowled by Rana after his half century. When the required run speed increased, Neelakshi also became Rana’s second victim. After this, the Indian bowlers were gripped, and the Sri Lankan team continued to lose wickets.
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