India Women’s National Cricket Team Vs Sri Lanka Women Match Scorecard

India Women have consistently outperformed Sri Lanka Women across formats in the India Women’s National Cricket Team Vs Sri Lanka Women Match Scorecard rivalry, with India winning the majority of encounters thanks to stronger batting depth, disciplined bowling attack, and superior match control.

Out of 35 ODI matches played between the two sides, India has secured 31 victories, clearly dominating the head-to-head record while Sri Lanka has struggled to convert competitive starts into wins.

Sri Lanka under Chamari Athapaththu’s leadership has shown signs of becoming an effective contender.

ODIs

India and Sri Lanka will compete in an ODI series from October 29 to November 2 at Visakhapatnam’s ACA-VDCA Cricket Stadium, starting October 29.

Both sides are looking forward to competing at this year’s World Cup; India are currently third while Sri Lanka rank seventh globally – this ODI series will provide essential practice ahead of it all.

The inaugural One Day International (ODI) between India and New Zealand was dominated by Indian batsmen who comfortably won.

Both Smriti Mandhana and Jemima Rodrigues fell early, with Shafali Verma keeping up her run rate with expert strokeplay and Harleen Deol finally coming into her own during middle stages of innings.

Chamari Athapaththu, Hasini Perera and Vishni Gunaratne’s bowling performance was admirable, yet disappointing overall for Sri Lanka who failed to create any pressure on Indian batters despite Inoka Ranaweera taking two wickets that put Sri Lanka back on course.

T20Is

This series will serve as an ideal preparation for both teams ahead of the 2026 Women’s World Cup, with India having an edge against Sri Lanka due to their superior head-to-head record.

Matches will begin at Visakhapatnam’s ACA-VDCA Cricket Stadium before moving onto Thiruvananthapuram’s Greenfield International Cricket Stadium for three matches total.

India have selected many members from their World Cup-winning squad led by Harmanpreet Kaur for this five-match T20I series against Sri Lanka, such as Smriti Mandhana, Jemimah Rodrigues, Sneh Rana and Shafali Verma to feature.

Furthermore, coach Amol Mazumdar has given their maiden call-ups wicketkeeper-batswoman G Kamalini and left-arm spinner Vaishnavi Sharma.

India breezed to an easy T20I victory against South Africa thanks to an outstanding bowling performance by Deepti Sharma and Smriti Mandhana, holding off any possible challenge from their visitors with ease courtesy of early wickets from Deepti and Smriti’s bowling duo. India eventually completed their win in just 6.44 overs, which marked yet another series victory on this tour for them; marking an unprecedented three consecutive T20I wins so far!

Tests

Sri Lanka women’s national cricket team represents its country internationally in women’s cricket. A full member of the International Cricket Council (ICC), this side plays in both Test and One Day International tournaments; their home ground being the Colombo Stadium located in Colombo.

Sri Lanka Cricket established their team in 1995 and governs them to this day. Comprising both local and international players, their first Test match took place against Pakistan in 1998 and they have gone on to play eight Test matches since.

Furthermore, six editions of ICC Women’s World Cup has seen them make history as being one of Asia’s most successful Asian teams in this tournament.

India defeated Sri Lanka by 59 runs, scoring 269 for 8 and bowling them out for 211 runs with Ishani Dasanayaka taking three maiden-free overs (42 runs, one wicket; economy 4.03); Chamari Athapaththu took two maiden-free overs (46 runs, one wicket; economy 5.25).

India once more defeated Sri Lanka easily by seven wickets after restricting them to just 113 runs in the second match, thanks to an excellent showing from their batswomen – Smriti Mandhana and Jemimah Rodrigues were particularly noteworthy contributors, while Harmanpreet Kaur and Pooja Vastrakar combined for an outstanding third wicket partnership of 91 runs that helped India easily reach their target. Sri Lanka captain Rashmi Silva scored 50 runs during this contest while three Indian spinners took three wickets each to close out this series victory for India.

ICC Women’s World Cup

The ICC Women’s World Cup is the quadrennial international championship for women’s cricket, held every four years since 1991 and featuring 15 teams competing.

First hosted in 1991, this tournament offers both One Day Internationals (ODIs) and Twenty 20 Internationals (20 Overs, T20I). Qualifier competitions also run concurrently; ultimately the winner of this prestigious competition will receive the ICC Women’s World Cup Trophy as its prize.

Guwahati will play host to five matches of the ICC Women’s World Cup this year in India, using its 30,000-seat stadium for all five. Guwahati hopes to set a new attendance record – surpassing Dubai’s previous attendance record of 15,395, set during last year’s tournament.

Indian team has begun the tournament strongly, defeating both Australia and Sri Lanka without much difficulty. On Saturday they face Pakistan for their final group stage match; to advance into semi-finals.

Chamari Athapaththu’s career-best ton thwarts Raj as Sri Lanka take revenge over India.

Chamari Athapaththu led Sri Lanka with a career-best score of 102 in their 271-run win against India on Wednesday – marking their first home ODI win and one of their largest in this tournament.

India’s bowlers were outstanding as they claimed eight wickets to put Sri Lanka into an early hole before seeing them recover to win by an emphatic margin. India will certainly be satisfied with their performance regardless of losing, even though Sri Lanka have made up ground through lower order efforts and managed to pull through.

Australia have a good chance of reaching the quarter-finals in India, though it will be challenging. Due to rain, Australia were limited to 27 overs per side during their match.

Opening pair Alex Blackwell and Alyssa Healy shared an unbroken partnership of 92 runs in their innings; with Healy becoming only the second Australian after Meg Lanning to pass this landmark mark in the India Women’s National Cricket Team Vs Sri Lanka Women Match Scorecard context of competitive women’s international cricket.