England openers Sophia Dunkley and Danni Wyatt-Hodge gave England’s chase a quick start by posting an unbeaten partnership of 57 runs during the powerplay overs, but Deepti Sharma struck back by taking five wickets early in their innings to place pressure back onto visitors.
Harmanpreet and Kranti combined their talents to secure India’s win of the ODI series against Australia.
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| Date | Format | Venue | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| 19 Oct 2025 | ODI (World Cup) | Indore | England Women won by 4 runs |
| 25 Sep 2025 | World Cup Warm-up | — | England Women won by 152 runs |
| 22 Jul 2025 | 3rd ODI | England | India Women won by 13 runs |
| 19 Jul 2025 | 2nd ODI | England | England Women won by 8 wickets (DLS) |
| 16 Jul 2025 | 1st ODI | Southampton | India Women won by 4 wickets |
| 12 Jul 2025 | 5th T20I | England | England Women won by 5 wickets |
| 9 Jul 2025 | 4th T20I | England | India Women won by 6 wickets |
| 4 Jul 2025 | 3rd T20I | England | England Women won by 5 runs |
| 1 Jul 2025 | 2nd T20I | Bristol | India Women won by 24 runs |
| 28 Jun 2025 | 1st T20I | England | India Women won by 97 runs |
1. Pakistan vs. England
Indian had never won a series of T20 matches against England before this match; Harmanpreet Kaur’s side did manage a one-off victory in 2006. India were invited by England to bat first and shortly after being sent in were reduced to 19/2 at the end of three overs.
Danni Wyatt-Hodge and Sophia Dunkley set England off to a blistering start, only for Deepti Sharma to strike and remove both in the 13th over – leaving England needing 56 off five overs in order to win their game at home.
Shree Charani bowled an effective final over, and with Tammy Beaumont and Amy Jones scoring timely boundaries against India it appeared England would make their target with ease. But Arundhati Reddy removed both Sophie Ecclestone and Paige Scholfield in two balls to secure India a historic series victory.
2. India vs. England
Smriti Mandhana and Jemimah Rodrigues recorded an unprecedented partnership to set India on course to make history against England at Chester-le-Street in their inaugural Women’s One Day International (ODI). Together they scored 157/6 off 20 overs as England were bowled out for just 168/5 in response.
Sophia Dunkley and Danni Wyatt-Hodge set England off on an excellent start, both scoring half centuries during the powerplay overs. England reached 57/0 by the ninth over, but Deepti Sharma’s wicket of Wyatt-Hodge opened up an opportunity for India. Radha Yadav then dismissed Nat Sciver-Brunt before Radha Yadav dismissed Sophie Ecclestone off the last ball to secure victory – giving India their first ever bilateral T20 series victory against England!
3. New Zealand vs. England
England suffered their fifth and final One Day International defeat to India at Edgbaston due to a rain-shortened game reduced to 33 overs, although England openers Sophia Dunkley and Danni Wyatt-Hodge gave their side an excellent start with their chase of 231.
Deepti Sharma removed both players in her next over, providing India with an opening back into the game. Shree Charani bowled an effective 17th over to keep England within striking distance – 28 need to come off from four final overs for them to win the match.
Amy Jones and Sophie Ecclestone helped India overcome their opponents, scoring six off of the final ball to secure victory. Harmanpreet Kaur also celebrated winning her 334th ODI cap, passing former skipper Mithali Raj. Both teams presented her with lots of hugs as this win sealed a 3-2 series win for India; Shafali Verma being its top scorer with 75 runs scored during this series win.
4. Sri Lanka vs. England
India women fell short of claiming a five-wicket win against England women in the fifth game of their ENG-W vs IND-W T20 2025 series at Edgbaston but still managed to take an unassailable 3-2 lead with Shafali Verma scoring 75 to lead her side.
Danni Wyatt-Hodge and Sophia Dunkley got England off to a fast start in their chase, both scoring their fifty in just 33 balls. Unfortunately Deepti Sharma sent back Dunkley four short of her fifty in the 15th over before dismissing Tammy Beaumont and Amy Jones to deny their hosts a certain victory.
Sophie Ecclestone bowled an excellent final over with impressive control on a pitch offering some assistance, wrecking Sri Lanka’s chances of an unlikely comeback as they were reduced to 89/5 by 19th over. Harmanpreet Kaur made her 334th international appearance thereby becoming India’s most-capped female T20I player surpassing former captain Mithali Raj in terms of appearances.
5. West Indies vs. England
Windies women’s cricket team suffered an embarrassing five-wicket defeat against England at Edgbaston, Birmingham during game five of their T20 series with India at Edgbaston. Shafali Verma led India with 75 runs but could not recover from an inauspicious start as England advanced towards a clean sweep of this five-match contest.
Emily Arlott, Sophia Dunkley and Jahzara Claxton made their England T20I debuts, while Nat Sciver-Brunt filled in for injured Heather Knight as Nat Sciver-Brunt made an incredible catch to dismiss both Amy Jones and Tammy Beaumont – each scored their maiden century in T20I for England before both were dismissed with stunning catch from Nat Sciver-Brunt backtracking to get Jannille Glasgow’s miscue towards mid off by backtracking to catch Jannille Glasgow! Suddenly tourists disassembled as six off overs remained. Six wickets fell overs later! Six off each over!
6. Australia vs. England
India made history when they defeated England in their five-match T20I series by emerging victorious from Edgbaston with victory. Harmanpreet Kaur became the first Indian woman in women’s cricket history to claim victory against them in multiple bilateral T20I series.
Shafali Verma led India to an innings score of 167/7 in 20 overs despite the early loss of openers Smriti Mandhana and Jemimah Rodrigues, assisted by her fine 75 from Shafali Verma. England responded strongly, starting well until Danni Wyatt-Hodge and Sophia Dunkley got off to a fast start but Deepti Sharma removed both in 11th over – leaving only 56 runs needed from four overs for victory on home soil.
Sophie Ecclestone and Paige Scholfield scored magnificent sixes to send India home with two balls remaining, before Deepti dismissed Tammy Beaumont and Amy Jones on balls one and three of the last over respectively – sealing victory for India.
7. Pakistan vs. England
England came back strongly against India to win by five wickets in the fifth and final T20I of their series at Edgbaston. It was an essential win for England as they entered their last match of the series with an unassailable 3-1 advantage.
Sophia Dunkley and Danni Wyatt-Hodge set England off on an aggressive start, scoring 57/0 within the powerplay overs. However, Deepti Sharma sent back Wyatt-Hodge for 56 in the next over to give India hope of recovering their position in the match.
Charlie Dean then delivered another round-leg bowling shot that caused Muneeba Ali’s stumps to be removed by Fatima Sana of Pakistan – millimetres from hitting her leg stump. Fatima Sana’s expression showed how much this mattered. Now the rain has intensified further and it seems unlikely we’ll resume play.
8. India vs. England
India and England share an intense rivalry spanning Test series contests for the Pataudi Trophy to pulsating limited-overs cricket encounters, one that transcends sport into nationalism and national pride on both sides of the border. This rivalry transcends sporting arena and fuels patriotic fervor across both borders.
Sophia Dunkley and Danni Wyatt-Hodge set England off on an impressive run, racing to 57/0 after just the powerplay overs. However, Deepti Sharma sent back both players in order to prevent an immediate finish for England and reduced them to 101/6 at halfway stage. At that point Harmanpreet Kaur joined in the chase – hitting seven sixes and four boundaries during her 62-ball innings to take India past 160 with just two balls left – giving India their much-deserved 3-2 series win; Shafali Verma being India’s top scorer with 75.
9. Australia vs. England
England defeated India at Edgbaston by five wickets to claim victory in their five-match series. Shafali Verma made an unbeaten 75 in India’s innings of 167/7 in 20 overs.
Danni Wyatt-Hodge and Sophia Dunkley put England into an excellent starting position as they raced to 57/0 in their powerplay overs. Unfortunately, when Deepti Sharma struck to remove former captain Amy Jones and Danni Wyatt-Hodge the chase lost momentum and had to be abandoned.
India came away victorious despite losing, winning the series 3-1 against England for their inaugural bilateral T20I series win ever against them and surpassing Mithali Raj to become India’s most-capped female player (57 T20Is to date; last met at Derby). Australia edged ahead in 2006 when they beat them 4 wickets by taking one-off match win if Derby.
10. New Zealand vs. England
England Women defeated New Zealand Women by five wickets in the fifth and final T20 2025 game at Edgbaston, Birmingham to seal a three-match series win 3-2 for England Women against White Ferns. With this victory, they secured their maiden series win in this format against White Ferns while setting a precedent.
Sophia Dunkley and Danni Wyatt-Hodge led England in scoring as they eclipsed India’s total of 167/7 in just 13.1 overs. Together, the duo shared an opening stand of 57 runs before Shafali Agarwal’s departure halted India’s innings.
Nat Sciver-Brunt and Jemimah Rodrigues both reached 4000 international runs for England while Harmanpreet Kaur become the most capped Indian T20 player with 334 appearances. Amanjot Kaur made her debut and played an impressive cameo, scoring two sixes during four balls before breaking Amelia Kerr’s record of reaching 3,000 ODI runs earlier in the match.
