Team India aims to improve bilateral record against England
Team India aims to improve bilateral record against England
Team India, led by Harmanpreet Kaur, is set to face England in a three-match women's T20I series. The Indian team aims to improve its bilateral record against England, particularly at home. Despite a successful year in the shortest format, including a gold medal in the Asian Games, a 2-1 away series against Bangladesh, and reaching the final of the triangular series in South Africa, India faces a disappointing record at home in T20Is, with only two wins out of nine matches against England.
Team India, led by Harmanpreet Kaur, is set to face England in a three-match women's T20I series. The Indian team aims to improve its bilateral record against England, particularly at home. Despite a successful year in the shortest format, including a gold medal in the Asian Games, a 2-1 away series against Bangladesh, and reaching the final of the triangular series in South Africa, India faces a disappointing record at home in T20Is, with only two wins out of nine matches against England.
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Team India, led by Harmanpreet Kaur, is set to face England in a three-match women's T20I series. The Indian team aims to improve its bilateral record against England, particularly at home. Despite a successful year in the shortest format, including a gold medal in the Asian Games, a 2-1 away series against Bangladesh, and reaching the final of the triangular series in South Africa, India faces a disappointing record at home in T20Is, with only two wins out of nine matches against England. 
