India's women's cricket team has full control over their T20 series against Sri Lanka's women. They lead 3-0 and want a fourth win in a row in the next match at Thiruvananthapuram.
Captain Harmanpreet Kaur guides the team. They have won every part of the five-match series so far. Sri Lanka finds it hard to fight back.
The numbers show India's strong grip. In all three games, India chased the score to win. They never batted more than 14.4 overs each time. They lost no more than three wickets in any game. The targets were never over 129 runs. This proves how easy the wins have been for India.
India's bowlers stand out as the top strength. Deepti Sharma, an experienced spinner, took four wickets in two matches. Fast bowler Renuka Singh got four wickets in just one game at Greenfield Stadium. The bowlers kept tight pressure on Sri Lanka's batters. No Sri Lankan player scored 50 runs or even reached 40 in any match.
India won the toss every time and chose to bowl first. There was no dew to trouble them. This helped their bowlers a lot. They used smart plans, good changes in bowling, and quick fielding to stay on top.
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The team also tests new players for the 2026 Women's T20 World Cup. Arundhati Reddy played the first two games. Then Renuka Singh took her spot in the third. Most players in the squad got a chance already. Young batter Gunalan Kamalini and experienced Harleen Deol might play next.
India's batters support the bowlers well. They stay calm and hit with confidence. Shafali Verma and Jemimah Rodrigues each made a half-century. This made chases simple with no stress. But top opener Smriti Mandhana needs to do better. She scored just 40 runs in three games. Her average and strike rate are low. She wants a big score now.
For Sri Lanka, this series teaches hard lessons. Captain Chamari Athapaththu showed some fight. But other batters did not help much. Players like Hasini Perera, Kavisha Dilhari, and Harshitha Samarawickrama could not make key runs. This left their team with low totals every time.
Sri Lanka's young bowlers tried hard but faced tough times. They looked scared by India's skill and numbers. They could not keep pressure on for long. The team hopes for better play in the fourth match. This could build their confidence and stop a full series loss.
India keeps winning to stay sharp after their recent ODI World Cup success. They build strength for big events ahead.