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One-off Test: India Are Well On Top, They Can Bat England Out Of The Game, Says Farrant
With India: With India in a dominant position in the historic one-off women's Test against England at Lord's, former cricketer Tash Farrant believes that the visitors are ‘well on top’ of the hosts and possess the firepower to completely bat them out of the game.
After skittling out England for a paltry 170 and gain a 115-run lead, India capitalised on excellent batting conditions to reach 154/1 in their second essay at stumps on day two. Vice-captain Smriti Mandhana led the charge with a classy, unbeaten 69, while Yastika Bhatia hit 39 not out.
"India are well on top and I think they can bat England out of the game. They just need to work out, if they are able to get a partnership going this morning, how much time they need to bowl England out. This pitch is a little bit low and slow, although when India are batting it looks like a different pitch.
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