- India need three wickets to win, with England trying to bat out three sessions for an unlikely draw on day four at Lord's.
- England reached 146 for 7 in their second innings, with Sophie Ecclestone (15*) and Issy Wong (0*) at the crease, defending against India's bowlers.
- India declared their second innings at 341 for 7, after centuries from Yastika Bhatia (113) and contributions from Smriti Mandhana (70) and Richa Ghosh (50*).
- Sophie Ecclestone struck a boundary on day four, leaning into a full delivery from Sayali Satghare and hitting through the covers for four.
- England's Amy Jones scored 54 in the second innings before being dismissed, pulling a short ball from Sneh Rana straight to Shafali Verma at mid-wicket.
- Heather Knight and Tammy Beaumont were dismissed cheaply in the final England innings.
- The final day of the Women's Test at Lord's is broadcast live on Sky Sports Cricket, Sky Sports Main Event, and Sky Sports Mix.
India and England's one-off women's Test at Lord's is reaching a thrilling climax on day four. With India requiring just three wickets to secure victory, England is fighting to bat out three sessions for a draw.19
As of now, England stands at 146 for 7 after 48 overs, needing to withstand India's bowling attack.23
Sneh Rana's bowling has been pivotal, with her short ball leading to a crucial wicket as Amy Jones, who resumed on 52, was caught by Shafali Verma.67
England's innings has been hampered by early losses, with Heather Knight and Tammy Beaumont dismissed cheaply, raising the stakes for the remaining batsmen.8
The match, which follows England's recent defeat in the Women's T20 World Cup final at the same venue, is being broadcast live on Sky Sports.
As the tension builds, both teams are aware that every ball counts in this historic encounter.
“England are 146 for 7 after India declared at 341 for 7, with Yastika Bhatia's 113 leading the innings. Heather Knight and Tammy Beaumont were dismissed cheaply, while Amy Jones top-scored with 54 and Sophie Ecclestone remains unbeaten on 15.”
