Chamari Athapaththu’s knock of 55 runs helped Sri Lanka put up a complete performance at Chelmsford to clinch their first-ever women’s T20I win against England. Sri Lanka women registered their first-ever T20I win over England in 11 attempts, cruising to an eight-wicket win with 40 balls to spare in Chelmsford.
The on-going three-game series between the two sides is tied at 1-1. Chasing a target of 105, Sri Lanka’s charge was led by their skipper Athapaththu. She hit eight fours and two sixes in her 55 from 31. By the time she was caught in the ninth over by Alice Capsey, Sri Lanka required less than three runs per over.
Sri Lanka won the match in the 14th over to write history and will look to complete a historic series victory in the final T20I on Wednesday. Chamari Athapaththu decided to take the field after winning the toss. She justified her decision by dismissing England opener Danni Wyatt for one run in the opening over. Sri Lanka exploited their web of spin to dominate the opening innings.
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