Morning session: England’s toss decision pays off as India lose three wickets

Sky Sports Football Friday 10 July 2026, 13:06 UTC 1 min read

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Highlights of the morning session on day one of the Women's Test between England and India.

Highlights of the morning session on day one of the Women's Test between England and India. [Image text:] SCIVER-BRUNT 39 hitalihy TOYOTA JONES 40 Pollo WOMEN'STEST DAY MORNINGSESSION Highlights sky sports cricket

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Morning session: England’s toss decision pays off as India lose three wickets

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