India Women vs England Women 2025 1st ODI match LIVE Streaming Details: Timings, Telecast Date, when and where to watch
Harmanpreet Kaur's Team are riding on a high after their first-ever T20I series win over England recently. The India women cricket team beat England 3-2 on their own turf.
Now, the Indian side have set their sights on carrying their fine form into the ODI format as they build towards the ICC Women's ODI World Cup 2025 later this year in India and Sri Lanka. India will take on England in a three-match ODI series beginning at the Rose Bowl in Southampton on Wednesday.
Team India had won their last ODI assignment – the Tri-series against Sri Lanka and South Africa – in May this year. Indians have tweaked their approach in recent years, placing greater emphasis on posting totals in excess of 300.
'In the ODI cricket we've been playing for the last couple of years, we've always focused on scoring more than 300 with the bat,' skipper Harmanpreet said.
'It gives the bowlers some cushioning. Earlier we had five bowling options, and it becomes slightly tough if we have only so many runs on the board. Recently, like in the T20Is, we went for four spin options. I think somewhere that has helped,' she added.
Young opener Pratika Rawal has been preferred over Shafali Verma once again after scoring impressively in the tri-series tournament. Pratika etched her name in the record books by becoming the fastest batter to reach 500 runs in women's ODIs.
England, on the other hand, will be bolstered by the return of two key players – skipper Nat Sciver-Brunt, who missed the last three T20Is due to a groin strain. She is back to lead the side for the ODI series.
World No. 1 ODI bowler Sophie Ecclestone also returns after a lengthy layoff due to a knee injury which forced her out of the West Indies series in May.
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Here are all the details about India Women vs England Women 2025 1st ODI match… When is India Women vs England Women 2025 1st ODI match going to take place?
The India Women vs England Women 2025 1st ODI match will start on Wednesday, July 16. Where is India Women vs England Women 2025 1st ODI match going to take place?
The India Women vs England Women 2025 1st ODI match will be held at Rose Bowl in Southampton. What time will India Women vs England Women 2025 1st ODI match start?
The India Women vs England Women 2025 1st ODI match will begin at 530pm IST. The toss for the match will be held at 5pm. Where can I watch India Women vs England Women 2025 1st ODI match on TV in India?
The India Women vs England Women 2025 1st ODI match will be available LIVE on TV on Sony Sports network channels in India. How can I watch livestreaming of India Women vs England Women 2025 1st ODI match in India?
The India Women vs England Women 2025 1st ODI match will be available for livestreaming on SonyLiv website and app. India Women vs England Women 2025 1st ODI match Predicted 11
India Women: Pratika Rawal, Smriti Mandhana, Harleen Deol, Harmanpreet Kaur (c), Jemimah Rodrigues, Richa Ghosh, Amanjot Kaur, Deepti Sharma, Radha Yadav, Arundhati Reddy, N Sree Charani
England Women: Tammy Beaumont, Amy Jones, Alice Capsey, Nat Sciver-Brunt (captain), Sophia Dunkley, Charlie Dean, Alice Davidson-Richards, Sophie Ecclestone, Linsey Smith, Lauren Bell, Lauren Filer
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