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IND-W vs ENG-W 1st ODI: Harleen Deol would have been blaming herself after she was dismissed by a run out in India's four-wicket victory against England during the series opener in Southampton on Wednesday. Deol gave the visitors a flying start while chasing a target of 259 runs, where she scored 27 runs off 43 balls, in which she had smashed four fours.

In what was considered a routine single, it became chaotic for Deol after she played the fourth ball of the 22nd over as the ball went towards mid-on. While standing at the non-striker's end, she didn't just put her bat on the ground, but her foot was also in the air as Davidson Richards had removed the bails.

The on-field umpires took the help of the third umpire as the hosts made an appeal for a run-out, and in the replay, it was shown that Deol did commit the error.

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The young pacer Kranti Goud forced an early collapse for the hosts as Nat Scover-Brunt won the toss and chose to bat first, and Goud dismissed both the openers during the first four overs. Nat Sciver-Brunt (41) and Emma Lamb (39) then helped the team bounce back.

Sophia Dunkley was the highest run-scorer as she had scored a gritty knock of 83 runs off 92 balls, whereas David Richards smashed 53 runs off 73 balls, and Sophie Ecclestone's late surge of 23 runs off 19 balls helped the hosts post a respectable target of 258/6.

The Harmapreet Kaur-led side chased down the target on the back of Deepti Sharma's brilliant knock of 62 runs off 64 balls, in which she had smashed three fours and one six. After winning this match, the Women in Blue are currently leading the three-match series by 1-0.

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The 2nd ODI would be held on Saturday, 19th July at Lord's, whereas the third and the last match would be held on July 22 in Chester-Le-Street.

The Women in Blue scripted history by winning their first-ever T20I series against England. They had won the first two matches, lost the third match, and then clinched the series by winning the fourth match.