Team India looks to leverage spin advantage in women's one-off Test
Team India looks to leverage spin advantage in women's one-off Test
India, led by Harmanpreet Kaur, is set to capitalize on their advantage in the one-off women's Test against England, following a less-than-ideal performance in the T20Is. The Test, starting Thursday, is expected to showcase India's seasoned spin attack as their primary weapon to maintain dominance over England. India has a strong historical record against England in Tests, having lost only one match in 14 encounters since 1986. The last Test between the two teams ended in a draw in June 2021.
India, led by Harmanpreet Kaur, is set to capitalize on their advantage in the one-off women's Test against England, following a less-than-ideal performance in the T20Is. The Test, starting Thursday, is expected to showcase India's seasoned spin attack as their primary weapon to maintain dominance over England. India has a strong historical record against England in Tests, having lost only one match in 14 encounters since 1986. The last Test between the two teams ended in a draw in June 2021.
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India, led by Harmanpreet Kaur, is set to capitalize on their advantage in the one-off women's Test against England, following a less-than-ideal performance in the T20Is. The Test, starting Thursday, is expected to showcase India's seasoned spin attack as their primary weapon to maintain dominance over England. India has a strong historical record against England in Tests, having lost only one match in 14 encounters since 1986. The last Test between the two teams ended in a draw in June 2021. 
