Last month, not only the senior team of India but also under -19 and women’s team went on tour on the tour of England. The only difference was that the Indian senior team went to get iron from England for the 5 Test match of the red ball, while the Under -19 and the women’s team were on a white ball tour. Talking about the women’s team, the ODI series was especially important for the team because the ODI World Cup is going to start at the end of the next month. If we talk about the junior team, if there was Vaibhav Suryavanshi from India, then Rocky Flintoff, son of former all -rounder Andrew Flintoff, was standing in front.
Because the record of the women’s team was not good against England and the command of the senior team was in the hands of Yuva Shubman Gill and some young faces were included in the team, where the seniors ensured that they did not lose at least the Test series, while women and juniors also won almost all the series and did not face defeat in anyone.
Shubman Gill’s Indian Test team succeeded in the first exam for the change of change
When the Indian team led by Shubman Gill reached England about two months ago, there was not much expectation in the absence of some prominent senior players, but this team not only performed more than just expectations in the five Tests, but also introduced a great blueprint for the future.
In the words of both captains Gill and his rival Ben Stokes, 2–2 is probably a reasonable result after a 45-day tough competition. India lost two matches, first match in Leeds and third Test in Lord’s. India could also win in these matches, but this is the lesson that the young players have got.
The biggest feature of the Indian team was that it did not give up till the end in any match and made a brilliant comeback in two matches. This shows the spirit of the team. It was also proved in this series that the future of the Indian team is in safe hands. In the first match of the Series, India gave England a target of 373 runs but England easily got it by losing 5 wickets. Team India made a tremendous comeback and won the second Test from England by 356 runs.
In the third Test, India missed by just 22 runs on chasing a target of 192 runs. When the necklace was visible on the head in Manchester, the top -order batsmen batted for 2 days to ensure that the injured Rishabh Pant did not have to come to the crease.
After the draw, the team was encouraged, in the final Test, India caught up but the picture started looking like the first Test and felt that England would cross 370. But England’s batting order began to break 40 runs away from the victory and India got a historic victory by 6 runs.
India prepares for World Cup by winning ODI series 2-1
Almost during this time, the Indian women’s team’s tour of England also brought the positive aspect. The Indian women’s team won the T20 series against England for the first time. At the same time, before the ODI World Cup, the ODI series also increased confidence by 2–1.
India’s young fast bowler Kranti Gaur, who is searching for this series Already ODI match Started impressing with Gowal (two wickets for 55 runs in nine overs) and off -spinner Sneh Rana (two wickets for 31 runs in 10 overs) took two wickets but Sophia Dunkle scored a respectable score of 258 runs for six with the help of 83 runs in 92 balls. The ball was achieved while remaining.
Second ODI England defeated the Indian women’s cricket team by eight wickets in the second ODI-affected ODI match to equal the three-match series 1-1. In the beginning, England had to achieve the target of 144 runs in 29 overs, but the target was revised to 115 runs in 24 overs due to rain again, then England’s score was 102 runs in 18.4 overs.
India against England Third and last women ODI international cricket match I won by 13 runs and won the series 2–1. In the final ODI, captain Harmanpreet Kaur scored a century while young fast bowler Kranti Gaur took six wickets. The Indian women’s team scored a challenging score of 318 runs for five wickets thanks to the brilliant innings of 102 off 84 balls and a half -century of Jemima Rodrigues (50).
Women’s team won T20 series from England for the first time
Earlier, the manner in which India started the T20 International Series, it came to know that the tour was going to be from India. The Indian women’s team thanks to the brilliant bowling of the spinner Mr. Charani (four wickets for 12 runs), who made the tour of India. First match I defeated England by 97 runs to take a 1-0 lead in the five-match series. This female was England’s biggest defeat in T20 International.
India scored a huge score of 210 runs for five wickets thanks to a 62 -ball innings of Mandhana, who took an aggressive attitude from the beginning. This Indian women’s team’s T20 in England
There is also the highest score in the international. The Indian bowlers brought the England team under pressure from the beginning and took three wickets to the powerplay. Despite the half -century of Captain Nate Syre Brant (66 runs), the hosts could score 113 runs in 14.5 overs.
Indian women’s cricket team continued their brilliant performance with the help of half -centuries of Amanjot Kaur and Jemima Rodrigues Second T20 International Match In England by 24 runs. Ammanjot (63 runs off 40 balls) scored his first half -century in T20 international cricket, while Rodrigues contributed 63 runs from 41 balls, making India scored a strong score of 181 runs for four wickets after being invited for the first batting. I stopped for 157 runs for seven wickets. This was the first time that a team managed to defeat England in the women’s T20 International match at Bristol.
India’s batting stumbled in the final moments which England Third women’s T20 International Cricket Match I won the five -match series alive by winning a close win by five runs. England won the toss and decided to bat first. Sophia Dunkle (75) and Danny Wyt-Hodes (66) shared a 137-run partnership for the first wicket, but England lost nine wickets in 31 runs in 25 balls and thus scored 171 runs for nine wickets in the end, in response to India, India was seen in a good position at a time. Smriti Mandhana (56) and Shefali Verma (47) took advantage of several life and added 85 runs for the first wicket, but after that India’s batting stumbled.
India thanks to their spectacular performance of their spinners Fourth match I won the new history by winning the women’s T20 international series for the first time against England by winning by six wickets. India defeated England in the only T20 match played in Derby in 2006. Since then, the Indian team had been losing in every woman T20 series played on domestic and foreign soil against England. Radha Yadav (2/15), Mr. Charani (2/30) and Deepti Sharma (1/29) took five wickets and stopped the hosts for seven wickets for 126 runs. After this, opener Shefali Verma (32) and Smriti Mandhana (31) took 56 runs for 56 runs. The foundation of victory was laid by partnership. The Indian team achieved the target by scoring 127 runs for four wickets in 17 overs.
Indian women’s team to ensure the first T20 series win on England’s land Fifth and final T20 matches I lost by five wickets on the final ball against the hosts. India, however, won the series 3–2. India scored 167 runs for seven wickets with Shefali Verma’s 75-run fast, but Inland won the match by scoring 168 runs with five wickets on the final ball.
Under -19 team draws both Tests, Vaibhav Suryavanshi made the hero of ODI series win
On the England tour, not only the senior team but the junior team had already shown that the Indian team is going to be very heavy on the England team in future. The Under -19 team played two Youth Tests against England. Both Test matches were drawn but India’s batting in any innings did not collapse.
Encouraged by the brilliant performance in the Indian Premier League (IPL), young Vaibhav Suryavanshi and Ayush Mhatre made a big bow after bowlers, which India made a blast with the bowlers, which India made for the under-19 tour First ODI I defeated England by six wickets to take a 1-0 lead in the series. The Indian bowling unit performed brilliantly with fast bowlers RS Ambareesh (two for 24 for 24) and Henil Patel (two wickets) under the leadership of Spin pair of Kanishka Chauhan (three wickets for 20) and Mohammad Enan (two for 37). Despite this, the England team was reduced to 174 runs in 42.2 overs.
Second ODI match In England’s Under-19 team defeated India’s Under-19 team by 1 wicket and equaled 1-1 in the series. With the help of a strong middle order batting, India scored 290 runs in 49 overs at the loss of 10 wickets, although England won the match with 1 wicket due to its captain and wicketkeeper Thomas Royu’s Atishi century. For England, AM French took 4 wickets and did not allow any batsman to score a half -century. Despite this, the Indian team touched the figure of about 300 runs.
Third match Even in the Vaibhav Suryavanshi’s havoc continued and he won the team by 4 wickets in the rain -disrupted match against England. The match was reduced to 40 overs due to rain. Batting first, England scored 268 runs with the help of captain Thomas Royu (44 balls 76, 9 fours 3 sixes). But in response, Vaibhav Suryavanshi had a heavy innings of 86 runs played in 31 balls, with 6 fours and 9 sixes.
Talented Vaibhav Suryavanshi continued to impress with his strong batting, scoring the fastest century of the young ODI, due to which India’s under-19 team Fourth match I won the series by defeating England by 55 runs. Suryavanshi, who performed brilliantly in IPL 2025, also proved his ability in the 50 -over format. He scored 143 runs in the innings of just 78 balls with the help of 13 fours and 10 sixes. During this period, his strike rate was 183, which scored 363 runs for nine wickets. Then England’s team won for 308 runs in 45.3 overs. Naman Pushpak took three wickets for 63 runs.
Indian Under-19 team Fifth young ODI match I lost by seven wickets to England under-19. India scored 210 for nine after deciding to bat first. England easily achieved this target with 113 balls remaining.
