SL-W vs IN-W 4th Match Highlights of Tri-Nation series 2025
In a fourth match of the Tri-Nation series, Sri Lanka Women defeated India Women by 3 wickets, chasing down a stiff target of 276 in the final over. So Let’s take a look at SL-W vs IN-W 4th Match Highlights.
The thrilling result means both sides finish with two wins each after three games, but Sri Lanka’s back-to-back victories ensure they have the right momentum before their final group stage clash. Despite India’s strong total, a composed middle-order effort from Sri Lanka sealed a memorable win at home.
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SL-W vs IN-W scorecard, match 4 of Tri-Nation series 2025
India women | 275/9 (50 overs) |
Sri Lanka women | 278/8 (49.1 overs) |
Sri Lanka women vs India women highlight
India Women, batting first, posted 275/9 in 50 overs, built around gritty contributions from multiple batters. While the start was steady, it was wicketkeeper batter Richa Ghosh who stood out with a fluent 58 off 48 balls, striking at over 120 and providing the late acceleration.
Jemimah Rodrigues (37), Harleen Deol (29), and Harmanpreet Kaur (30) all got starts but couldn’t convert them into big scores. Pratika Rawal showed early promise with a composed 35 before being bowled by Inoka Ranaweera, while Sneh Rana chipped in with a useful 10 off 9 towards the end.
India’s innings, however, lacked a dominant top-order partnership, and a flurry of wickets between overs 40 and 50 slowed their momentum.
Sri Lanka’s bowling was effective in bursts, with captain Chamari Athapaththu leading from the front, claiming 3/43, including the key wickets of Jemimah Rodrigues and Deepti Sharma. Sugandika Kumari supported well, picking 3/44, while Dewmi Vihanga and Inoka Ranaweera kept things tight in the middle overs.
In reply, Sri Lanka Women chased confidently, navigating pressure moments with smart batting. A well-paced middle order effort helped them cross the line with three wickets and just a few balls to spare.
Nilakshi de Silva was top run-scorer for Sri Lanka, as she played a knock of 33-ball 56, while Harshitha Samarawickrama also hit 53. An unbeaten 40-run at the end by Anushka Sanjeewani and Sugandika Kumari guided Sri Lanka to a thrilling victory.
With this result, Sri Lanka completed a remarkable comeback in the series after losing the opening game against India. While this marks Team India’s first defeat in the series after claiming two consecutive wins.
The series now leaves both India and Sri Lanka tied on 4 points each, but India still on top of the points table with better net run-rate (+0.800).
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