India Women vs Sri Lanka Women, 2nd T20I - Live Cricket Score, Commentary

Amanjot Kaur to Hasini Perera, no run, loopy delivery outside off, Perera is early into the drive and does not make contact

Amanjot Kaur to Hasini Perera, no run, short of length delivery, Perera pulls and picks out mid-on

Amanjot Kaur to Hasini Perera, byes, FOUR, that's beaten everyone. 108.5ks fraction short and Perera shapes to play the pull, the ball keeps low to sneak past the under-edge and Richa Ghosh was up early, the ball escapes through her legs

Amanjot Kaur to Hasini Perera, no run, full pitcher around off, Perera drives uppishly to mid-off, bounces in front of the fielder

Amanjot Kaur to Harshitha Madavi, 1 run, short of length delivery, Samarawickrama pulls backward of square leg

Amanjot Kaur to Harshitha Madavi, 2 runs, 76.5ks floaty delivery outside off, Samarawickrama reaches and squeezes it to short third. Vaishanvi overruns the ball and lets it escape past her, concedes an extra run

Amanjot Kaur to Harshitha Madavi, no run, 77.9ks slower ball, Samarawickrama is through the pull early and toe-ends it onto the thigh pad

Amanjot Kaur to Harshitha Madavi, wide, wayward bouncer down leg, Samarawickrama stays inside the line and lets it pass

Amanjot Kaur to Hasini Perera, 1 run, 106.9ks fraction short, Perera drags the pull backward of square leg

Amanjot Kaur to Hasini Perera, FOUR, shot! Not off the middle but in the gap. Fuller than good length, Perera lofts through the line and hits it straight back over Amanjot. Once the ball passed the infield, there was no stopping it

Amanjot Kaur to Hasini Perera, no run, 106.7ks angled in around off, Perera jams it off the inner half onto the pad

Amanjot Kaur to Hasini Perera, wide, 100ks sprays the yorker outside off, Perera can't reach it and umpire signals a wide

Amanjot Kaur to Harshitha Madavi, 1 run, 104.4ks fraction short, Samarawickrama pulls in front of square and settles with a single

Amanjot Kaur to Harshitha Madavi, no run, fullish delivery, Samarawickrama drives uppishly but well short of mid-off. Shafali makes a scrambling stop