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Backs Against the Wall: India Chase Survival as England Eye a Series-Clinching Win in Bristol
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England and India are in a fantastic situation as they walk onto the pitch for the fourth and final T20I T Series game in Bristol tonight, it has a wonderful way with making a "dead rubber" a box-office attraction. England sit 3-0 up and a victory here means that they can assume control of the series with a match to spare. In the Indian case it isn't just a matter of pride, it's a question of survival here, from a sport and in the series and in the future, of where this T20 side is going.
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How We Got Here
The series began in the UK with a bring-the-two-parties-together-than-ever-after-no-result in Chester-le-Street, allowing neither side to get any early lead. But it was in the second T20I played in Manchester that the battle began to really get fierce. India made a competitive score but a young England line-up driven by Jacob Bethell's blistering career-best effort went on the hunt and when it came down to it, scored six runs clear of it. Bethell's innings highlighted his determined aggression and purpose in his intent to attack both wide gaps and to nearside the short boundary based on the situation, allowing what was seen as a tight finish to come off the rails for the hosts.
The Welcher was grievous to Manchester, but the Tees was a gut punch. England kicked it off with another big score and then India's innings just couldn't get going. They chipped in just under twelve overs, which was one of the quickest innings of all time for this side. By all accounts it was one of the more embarrassing batting failures that the Indian white-ball team had endured in the recent past, and for now they have to live with the fact that they will not be able to secure a clean sweep in the series.
What This Match Means
It's easy in England, where captain Harry Brook's men will own the game if they win in Bristol, whatever the outcome in the final match at Southampton. This England side certainly exudes confidence in a measured way. They have all three elements: bowling at the right time and right rate; top order and depth behind to finish; and the fielding display is sharp, which Brook highlighted so well as they have been finding plenty of value in cutting out the risky twos on defense.
The bowling attack of England has also been the sinewy one of the series. They have always been able to secure early partnerships with their new balls and both the spin and pace bowlers have got a taste for India's abilities in the partnership game too early. For such an attack to be churned out with the T20 World Cup in their collective memory, it is rare that it does. But the Englandmen have found a formula working for both bat and ball.
The situation is much more complicated for India, led by Shreyas Iyer. Iyer is looking to clinch his maiden victory as a full-time T20I skipper and a dream come true like Nottingham is only adding to the noise from his side. Inside the camp, there have been indications of disappointment with the way the batting have capitulated, and the head coach has lamented the need for the side to "hit reset" after the outcomes of their white-ball triumphs didn't always translate into international performances. The snag is that cricketers are comfortable in T20 cricket leagues but aren't hitting the stride in international cricket and that's one of the more interesting narrative threads of this tour.
Team Watch: Who Needs to Fire
The upper order will be the focal point of all the eyes in the India camp. India's most consistent player of this series is perfectly Arbiter at least in this format Abhishek Sharma who looks to have all the ingredients in place to be very dangerous on the outside. Iyer himself has helped provide those useful runs, but it is "useful" now that they need; they need a batsman to bat deep in the order, and give them the opportunity to hit with the middle order, which they had no chance of doing in Nottingham.
It is the bowling that has India's worry bells going off. The rarest of successes has eluded their spinners in the middle overs, while they have failed to deliver the se and swing that saw England's men of moment fall prey in the World Cup in patches earlier in the year to their new-ball bowlers.
England, however, are still represented by Bethell who is making other contributions on the field since their top-scoring partnership set out earlier in the season with strong form from both sides.But in addition to the leading wicketing stability offered by the openers, Bethell is aided by a number of possibilities in England, from Jofra Archer being able to pick up important wickets with the new ball whenever the situation calls for it to Sam Curran's increase in all-round pressure from the bowler. The risk involved is overconfidence – whenever a team earns a series, it is likely to slow down and you can bet that India will be in no mood for it following a defense massive wounding.
Conclusion
Outside the scoreboard, the series is being closely followed as a pulse check to check India's health as a T20 side in the Post World Cup era. This will be the first time India have lost both the previous and current bowlers in T20Is in a row since they beat them in both in this format only in a few years ago. By contrast, the England squad appear to be developing strength and confidence to look forward to a full white-ball schedule.
The toss is likely to have its own say under the cover of the nighttime sky and both sides have declared settled XIs, so, for now at least, the England side is likely to be narrow 55-45 favourites, but T20 cricket is not a favourites' format.
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England vs Australia: Inside Cricket's Fiercest Women's T20 Rivalry
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On the fifth of July England and Australia step up to Lord's for the Women's T20 World Cup final, but they're not doing it simply to win a trophy, they're also embodying one of the sport's most storied rivalries. This is the match that has its own rich history, the match that has a deep weight, and the match that has significant unpredictability and this final sure looks like one of the most talked about in the tournament's history. To see more details about the match visit Diamond Exchange.
A Rivalry Built on Finals
The two countries have previously played in Women's T20 World Cup finals in 2012, 2014 and 2018 and this will be the fourth time in the franchise's history. Australia have come out with the Cup in every one of those face-offs. For England, it's a painful figure, a one England will be looking to wipe up in a home crowd. While 3 successive defeats to the same team will obviously kill a squad's spirit, it is a fact that England have proven over the years to be resilient against those defeats, rebuilding their squad to the stouter side as well as their mindset in the shortest format.
History also works in one direction and one direction, too. For England that makes the number 1 World Cup, too: In 2009 the team won the first-ever Women's T20 World Cup here. Australia have become a dynasty since then, achieving six wins since 2010, while England have enjoyed watching the out-of-the-game three end in frustration. It is not just about who plays better cricket on one evening this final; it is about who will be the next ones to script the following story — England producing their harbinger of a second title after 17 years, or Australia holding the monopoly of the sport's biggest prize to yet another seventh?
Comparing and contrasting Journeys to the Final
That's the end of the day in different ways for the two teams and that's the story in itself. They looked utterly dominant in all parts of the tournament, especially in their 8-wicket victory over the West Indies in their semi-final where Beth Mooney, who was unbeaten, made a composed fiveofter in the middle. Once again, it was a no-nonsense, no circus affair for a side that has become accustomed to winning finals, no questions asked, minimum talk and plenty of good old dirty cricket when it was required.
There was lots of tension along the line of England. They finished the group stage perfectly, winning all five games, but battled back and forth in their semi-final against South Africa with a non-SACB side — losing their approach to the bowlers initially, but pulling off a decisive win once they came into play. Well, that semi-final may well be a Godsend: England's real-life crisis has proved they have the ability to find a way when it is it not ideal and that is the sort of composure that demands in the final! A side that has not encountered any of the opposition in a tournament often go wrong when all the bad cards land on their putting green; England have already faced the test and have managed to get it right.
Points to Prove
There are also spicy coats of arms of individual rivalry here. The debut of Danni Wyatt-Hodge's career kicks off the final, and if she can drum up some momentum with a big score off the top with England bathed in the light of a moon big enough to illuminate the entire playground, it may set the tone against the Australian attack desperate to strike early. When it is combined with her strike rate and consistency all tournament, she is one of the best-bowlers of the whole competition and Australia have been spending hours in planning her bowlers in her particular way.
On the opposing side, the much-loved Ellyse Perry, who is viewed as the "heartbeat" of Australian women's cricket, is experiencing some fitness issues after retiring injured in a semi-final but all indications suggest she will be fit enough to take the field in the final. At least just fully fit, if she's in that league her presence gives Australia the psychological advantage on opposition sides have rarely had to play up against a full-strength Perry in a final.
It's a big deal in finals like this as well with the captains. Heather Knight's commanding presence at the helm of the England team has been a consolation in the world of cricket all tournament, and will be needed at the highest level by her side against an Australian team that has time and again proven itself to be good at knockout cricket. Australia, meanwhile, has a well established trump card in the form of Ash Gardner being able to change a winning machine with either bat or ball, of which England's team management will have spent a long time trying to neutralise.
Why This One Feels Different
This is a little different than the last three meetings. It's played at England's home. The ground is Lord's — the home of cricket — and it's sold out. The tournament itself has expanded, having welcomed for the first time a number of other teams, including debutants such as the Netherlands and surrounded itself with a total of twelve teams. Women's cricket has never been in the spotlight more and this clash is surely its most intense.
There's a context, too. In recent years, uptake by spectators for women's cricket has been significantly increased, as has been sponsorship and television coverage, and this final is an event this size they have been working towards. Regardless of the outcome, the spectators and onlookers will lay the benchmark for the future for the women's game.
Conclusion
Australia will arrive as favourites, as they usually do in these situations. Their depth across the batting order, combined with bowlers who rarely have an off day in a final, makes them a side that opponents fear regardless of form heading in. But England have a version of themselves in this tournament that looks more battle-tested and more dangerous than in previous final defeats. Their top order is deeper, their bowling attack more varied, and their belief — built through a home tournament in front of increasingly passionate crowds — feels different this time around.
If ever there was a final for England to finally turn the tide on this rivalry, it might be this one. Whatever happens, one thing is certain: this fixture, more than any other in the women's game, has earned its place as must-watch cricket, and the outcome will be talked about for years to come. If you have a DiamondExch ID, one of the best things you can do is see the match winning probability.
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