IND W Vs SL W T20 2025: India Complete 5

The womens team is doing really well and they just beat Sri Lanka in all five matches. India won the match by 15 runs. This is the time the Indian womens team has won all five T20 matches in a series and the first time they have done it in India. The womens team is very happy with their performance in the Indian womens team, versus Sri Lanka series.

Harmanpreet Kaur Leads India’s Batting

Harmanpreet Kaur is doing a job for India with the bat. She is leading Indias batting. That is really good news for India. Harmanpreet Kaur is an important player, for India and she is doing what she does best which is scoring runs and leading Indias batting.
India batted first. They got 175 runs for 7 wickets in 20 overs. The Captain of India, Harmanpreet Kaur played an important role in this. Harmanpreet Kaur scored 68 runs from 43 balls. She hit nine fours and one six.
Harmanpreet Kaurs innings helped India to get back on track after they lost some wickets on. India was, in trouble. Harmanpreet Kaurs batting made a big difference.
India did not have a beginning. Shafali Verma scored 5 runs. Kamalini made a more she scored 12 runs. Harleen Deol did a bit better she added 13 runs.
At this point India was in trouble they had lost 5 wickets. Had only 77 runs in the 11th, over. Harmanpreet was still batting and she started to hit the ball she got regular boundaries and this increased the score of India.
Amanjot Kaur helped her team by scoring 21 runs off 18 balls.
When Amanjot Kaur and her partner stopped batting Arundhati Reddy helped India by scoring runs quickly towards the end.
Arundhati Reddy did not get out. Scored 27 runs from 11 balls.
India scored 32 runs in the two overs of the game and this was very important, for India.
India scored these runs. It helped India a lot because India scored 32 runs in the final two overs.

Sri Lanka’s Chase Falls Short

Sri Lanka scored 160 runs for the loss of 7 wickets in 20 overs. Hasini Perera did well and scored 65 runs from 42 balls. Imesha also played a game and added 50 runs from 39 balls. The pair of Hasini Perera and Imesha put Sri Lanka in a strong position at 86 runs, for the loss of 1 wicket after 11 overs. Sri Lanka was looking good because of the Sri Lanka pair.
The big change happened when Amanjot got Imesha out. After that Sri Lanka cricket team started to struggle. They lost wickets one after another. They needed to score more runs to catch up. Nilakshi and Kavisha did not do well together. Hasini was the Sri Lanka player to get out and at that point Sri Lanka had 132 runs with 5 players out, in 17 overs. The other Sri Lanka batters could not turn things around for Sri Lanka.

India’s Bowlers Share the Workload

The bowlers of India are sharing the workload of Indias bowlers. Indias bowlers do a job. Indias bowlers are very good, at what Indias bowlers do. This is why Indias bowlers are able to share the workload of Indias bowlers. Indias bowlers are happy to share the workload of Indias bowlers.
The India bowling attack did a job. They kept things under control. Played with discipline. Deepti Sharma, Arundhati Reddy, Sneh Rana, Vaishnavi Sharma, Sricharani and Amanjot Kaur each got one wicket. Deepti Sharma is now the India player who has taken the wickets in womens T20 cricket. She has taken wickets, than Megan Schutt, who held the record before Deepti Sharma.

Awards and Series Highlights

Harmanpreet Kaur was named the Player of the Match for her performance in the game. The Player of the Match award went to Harmanpreet Kaur. This is a honor, for Harmanpreet Kaur.
Shafali Verma got the award for the player of the entire series the Player of the Series award. This is a deal for Shafali Verma. The Player of the Series award is a honor, for Shafali Verma.
India has done something cool. They won a series of T20 matches at home. They won all five matches. This is the time India completed a 5–0 T20 series win at home. India played well in the T20 series and they are very happy about the result. The 5–0 T20 series win is a deal, for India.

The series highlighted India’s depth in both batting and bowling, with strong leadership from the captain in the final match.