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Home / Sports / Womens Tri Series Confident India Look To Keep Winning Run Intact

Women’s tri-series: Confident India look to keep winning run intact

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Colombo, Updated At : 10:12 AM Apr 29, 2025 IST
India have not lost an ODI to South Africa since March 2022. SLC

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Their campaign off to a dominant start, a confident India will look to maintain momentum when they face South Africa in their second match of the women’s tri-series here on Tuesday.

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The Indian team extended its winning streak in ODIs to seven matches with a comprehensive nine-wicket victory over hosts Sri Lanka in the tournament opener on Sunday.

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India excelled across all three departments. The bowlers, led by spinners Sneh Rana, Deepti Sharma and Shree Charani, restricted Sri Lanka to a sub-par total, while the top three batters — Pratika Rawal, Smriti Mandhana and Harleen Deol — played fluent innings.

Their fielding was razor-sharp as well and they will be confident of producing a similar performance against a South African side they haven’t lost to in this format since March 2022. India had beaten South Africa 3-0 the last time the two teams met in a 50-over series.

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