Smriti Mandhana looked set to create history by setting India’s highest-ever run chase in One-day Internationals (ODIs). Harmanpreet looked composed and Deepti looked unstoppable as they looked set to create history as India set their highest run chase ever!
But then everything went horribly wrong for them. Amanjot Kaur attempted to hit the final ball over Tammy Beaumont at point but her shot was blocked by Tammy Beaumont.
In this article we are discussing about India Women’S National Cricket Team Vs England Women’S National Cricket Team Timeline.
| No. | Match | Venue | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | India Women vs England Women, World Cup Final 2017 | Lord’s, London | England Women won by 9 runs |
| 2 | India Women vs England Women, ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2009 | Taunton | England Women won by 3 wickets |
| 3 | India Women vs England Women, ODI Series 2013 | Mumbai | India Women won by 2 wickets |
| 4 | India Women vs England Women, ICC Women’s World Cup 2017 League Match | Derby | India Women won by 35 runs |
| 5 | India Women vs England Women, T20I Series 2021 | Chelmsford | India Women won by 8 runs |
| 6 | India Women vs England Women, Test Match 2021 | Bristol | Match Drawn |
| 7 | India Women vs England Women, Commonwealth Games Semi-Final 2022 | Birmingham | India Women won by 4 runs |
| 8 | India Women vs England Women, ODI Series Decider 2022 | Canterbury | India Women won by 16 runs |
| 9 | India Women vs England Women, T20I at Wankhede 2023 | Mumbai | England Women won by 38 runs |
| 10 | India Women vs England Women, Test Match 2023 | Mumbai | India Women won by 347 runs |
1. India vs England ODI Series
India and England women will meet for a decisive ODI World Cup 2025 matchup at Holkar Cricket Stadium in Indore on Sunday (October 19). With both sides hoping for an impressive finish in this year’s competition, this high-stakes contest should provide plenty of entertainment.
Smriti Mandhana and Pratika Rawal’s opening partnership was the most fruitful ever seen in women’s ODI history. Over fourteen innings they recorded ten 50+ partnerships.
2. India vs England T20 Series
India women claimed their first-ever series win in England, winning the 3-match T20I series by defeating Harmanpreet and Kranti’s firepower 3-0 to seal an historic series win for India against England. Smriti Mandhana scored 112 runs at Trent Bridge – highest ever score against them! Nat Sciver-Brunt claimed five wickets while Sophie Ecclestone became England’s first left-arm spinner with 300 international wickets!
Jofra Archer and Ben Stokes returned to Joe Root’s squad for the Paytm T20I series against India, along with Danny Briggs, Sam Billings and Ollie Pope who have also joined.
3. India vs England T20I Series
India are in great position to defend their T20I title after securing an impressive 3-1 win in England in their T20I series, marking their maiden multi-match series victory and first home T20 series win ever for women’s cricket on home turf.
Sophia Dunkley and Danni Wyatt-Hodge put England in an advantageous position as they raced to 57/0 within their powerplay overs. But spinners Radha Yadav and Shree Charani were able to slow England’s scoring down substantially and stop England reaching their target.
Harmanpreet Singh and Jemimah Rodrigues provided India a solid start when batting, setting a strong platform. England struggled, while Sophie Ecclestone and Tammy Beaumont struggled to provide any kind of momentum to their innings – ultimately India triumphed by three wickets.
4. India vs England T20I Series Final
India failed to capitalize on Heather Knight’s century in the fourth T20 at Derby and suffered an 18-run defeat despite Harshit Harshit, in as a replacement for injured Shivam Dube, making a good start before England’s batsmen struggled against spin – Ben Duckett miscuing Ravi Bishnoi for 39 before Phil Salt and Jacob Bethell were both bowled by leg-spinners.
Shafali Verma’s 75 helped India reach 167/7 but Deepti Sharma swiftly took wickets as England began faltering. She sent back Wyatt-Hodge for 56 in 17th over, giving India another opportunity but Jos Buttler could only hit leg-spinner short fine leg, giving India victory and sending New Zealand through to Sunday’s final. England are yet to lose multiple T20 series against India since India became dominant power.
5. India vs England T20I Series Final
England fell by seven runs to India at Edgbaston during their five-match T20 series at Edgbaston Stadium. Sophie Ecclestone and Amy Jones performed admirably for England but weren’t enough to stop India from winning it 3-2.
Shafali Verma led India with 75 off 41 balls, helping her team recover after the early loss of Smriti Mandhana and Jemimah Rodrigues.
Sophia Dunkley and Danni Wyatt-Hodge put England into an early lead after racing to 56-1 from just three overs, before Deepti Sharma struck twice within 12 overs to send back Wyatt-Hodge and remove Heather Knight, giving India hope of an unlikely win despite Bethell’s unbeaten 105 not being enough for England – they will now play New Zealand in an intense decider on Sunday.
6. India vs England ODI Series Final
India initially appeared as title contenders following early wins, yet their failure to seal victories against South Africa and Australia/England during key matches raised concerns that India were susceptible to collapse under pressure. A series of dropped catches, indiscreet strokes and poor bowling in key moments allowed their opponents to steal defeat away from India’s grasp.
Now, at DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai, they have an opportunity to break that jinx and win their first ODI title. Those who were involved in 2017 final have an opportunity to rewrite history while younger players can set an example to their generations. It will be exciting as England have won nine out of ten meetings between these teams; we expect an exciting contest!
7. India vs England T20I Series Final
Smriti Mandhana became the first Indian cricketer ever to score a century across all formats of women’s cricket as India beat England by five wickets in Edgbaston during their fifth and final T20I match of their series against each other, winning 3-2 against old rivals England-W. Shafali Verma top-scored with 75 runs for Edgbaston as India secured their historic triumph over their old foes.
India, reigning champions, managed a narrow seven-run victory against England at Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai during their semifinal. Sanju Samson set the foundation with his decision to bowl first before Jacob Bethell scored an outstanding 93 from just 62 balls for England.
However, Beaumont and Jones were outwitted in the final over by Radha Yadav at deep midwicket for an amazing diving catch; Jones fell victim to Arundhati Reddy when skidding one to short fine-leg off Arundhati Reddy for one run to be scored at short fine-leg.
8. India vs England T20I Series Final
Indian team won the series thanks to Smriti Mandhana’s record-setting batting and Jemima Rodrigues’ performances with both bat and ball. Meanwhile, India’s bowlers also improved, helping limit England to an acceptable total score.
India Women team have an excellent batting ability and can quickly chase down large scores. Unfortunately, their bowling still needs improvement as more consistent performance needs to be shown from them on both ends of the pitch.
Indian team made it all the way to the final, only to be ultimately defeated by Australia. Although they pushed them hard all along, Anya Shrubsole’s 6-wicket haul eventually broke them down and Australia prevailed in 2025 ICC final. Indian will aim to break their curse of failing in any ICC final by strengthening batting and improving bowling consistency – home crowd support can play a significant role. They remain strong contenders to claim title victory.
9. India vs England T20I Series Final
India and England are two of the premier teams in T20 cricket, renowned for their explosive batting styles and talented spinners. Matches between these sides often draw millions of spectators to stadiums or TV screens alike.
Since 2016, India have seen their rivalry change significantly as they adopted an aggressive batting approach and introduced world-class spinners into their squad. High stakes ICC knockout matches have brought both teams onto an equal playing surface with small margins often determining outcomes of matches.
10. India vs England T20I Series Final
At Edgbaston, England pulled off an amazing run-chase to beat India by five wickets and win their inaugural Women’s T20I series. Danni Wyatt-Hodge and Sophia Dunkley formed an important 56-run partnership which set England up.
Bumrah’s magnificent spell from the 13th to 17th over brought them down to 113-8, with each over seeing one wicket fall – culminating with Wyatt-Hodge being caught at midwicket off Shadi Sharma (2-31). From then on it became two against one in the final over.
England are still the superior side in head-to-head T20I encounters between them and India with 24 victories from 35 matches played so far; however, India’s recent improvement, highlighted by their 3-2 series win in 2025 and subsequent improvement with their batting depth, speed bowling, and fielding skills has rendered this rivalry far more competitive than expected. India now have an edge due to their improved batting depth, speed bowling capability, and sharper fielding performance which give them an edge in this fixture.
