The Indian Women Cricket Team Aims for a Better Run Against England in the T20I Series

Team India has had a successful year in the shortest format so far, winning the gold medal in the Asian Games.

The India women’s cricket team will look to draw confidence from recent performances and improve their disappointing bilateral record against England when the two teams face off in a three-match women’s T20I series starting on Wednesday. The Harmanpreet Kaur-led India have had a successful year in the shortest format so far, winning the gold medal in the Asian Games, an away series against Bangladesh by 2-1, and also making it to the final of the triangular series in South Africa, with the West Indies as the third side.
On the other hand, world No. 2 team England will look to overcome the disappointment of losing to Sri Lanka 1-2 at home. World No. 4 India have a poor record at home in T20Is as well as against England in general, and the hosts will hope to come up with something special.
At home, in nine matches against England, India have won only two, with their most recent victory coming more than five years ago in March 2018, when they won by eight wickets at the Brabourne Stadium.
In fact, it is the overall record of the team against England, which is also concerning given they only have seven wins to show from 27 matches.