England Women v India Women predictions & cricket betting tips: India on a roll

Free cricket tips, best bets and analysis for England Women v India Women in Saturday's third ODI at Lord's.

Where to watch

Sky Sports Cricket & Main Event, 11am Saturday

Best bet

Tammy Beaumont to score under 31.5 runs
3pts 5-6 BoyleSports

Match preview

India Women have wrapped up their first ODI series win in England this century and they are 6-5 to complete a 3-0 clean sweep of their hosts in the third ODI at Lord's.

Convincing victories at Hove and Canterbury, where Harmanpreet Kaur smashed 143 not out off just 111 deliveries, mean India arrive in St John's Wood with an unassailable 2-0 lead over pre-series favourites England.

Opening the batting at Lord's is rarely straightforward, particularly on an overcast day in late September, so BoyleSports' runs line of 31.5 for England's Tammy Beaumont looks too high.

She made just seven off 21 balls in the first ODI in Hove before being pinned lbw by India veteran Jhulan Goswami, who will retire from international cricket after the match at Lord's.

On Wednesday Beaumont's frustrating summer continued as she was run out for six on a good batting wicket at Canterbury and she has failed to reach 20 in any of her last eight white-ball innings in all competitions.

England's last ODI at Lord's was a thrilling nine-run win over India in the 2017 World Cup final. Beaumont was dismissed for 23 that day and the testing late-season conditions suggest she may struggle to post a significant score once again.

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