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With the series on the line, India will search for a better show, particularly in the bowling and handling divisions, when they take on a rampaging Britain in the second ladies' T20I here tomorrow.

9 Wickets for Renuka Singh in her last four T20Is at a strike-pace of 9.33 and economy of 6.64

303 Runs scored by Nat Sciver-Brunt in her last seven T20Is at a normal of north of 50 and strike-pace of right around 140

Britain expanded their predominant go against India with a thorough 38-run win which gave them a 1-0 lead in the three-match series. It was Britain's 21st triumph in 28 T20Is against India and eighth in 10 matches in the country.

India neglected to peruse the circumstances satisfactorily and furthermore made glaring mistakes in the primary game which ended up being an uneven issue.

On a level pitch not offering a lot to the bowlers particularly in the main innings, India utilized four unique spinners — including newbie Kanika Ahuja — and Britain dismantled them, scoring 121 runs from an aggregate 12 overs for three wickets.

India gave presentations to two remaining arm spinners Shreyanka Patil (2/44) and Saika Ishaque (1/38) yet both were delinquent and costly in their separate four-over spells. Senior spinner Deepti Sharma (0/28) was not even trusted with finishing her amount of overs.

Indian spinners bowled short as well as full throws on occasion for Britain players to rule, while their defenders didn't uphold them enough. The two Danni Wyatt and Nat Sciver-Brunt were given life savers which ended up being exorbitant for the host group.

The main brilliant spot in India's bowling was seamer Renuka Singh, who had left Britain reeling at 2/2 in the opening over of the match.

However, India not just permitted Britain to organize a rebound, the hosts, falling off a two-month break, likewise couldn't drive their direction once again into the game at any stage.

While India's tweakers cut a sorry figure, Britain's twist sets of Sophie Ecclestone (3/15) and Sarah Glenn (1/25) uncovered India's hitters with testing lines and lengths that just didn't permit them to free their arms.

India's hitters couldn't make a gouge pursuing 198 despite the fact that initial player Shafali Verma scored a quality 50 years (52) and Harmanpreet Kaur (26) was looking encouraging with the bat.

Smriti Mandhana and Jemimah Rodrigues neglected to leave an imprint on an ideal batting track and the group will hope for something else from the two prepared campaigners.